Course Overview
Course Overview This course offers a comprehensive exploration of animal behaviour, blending cutting-edge scientific theory with practical application to solve real-world challenges in conservation and animal management. You will learn directly from expert researchers in a supportive community, developing advanced research skills through hands-on laboratory work and field studies. The program culminates in a personalized dissertation project, often linked to groundbreaking departmental research or industry partnerships, to prepare you for a successful career. Key Program Highlights Learn from leading researchers and gain hands-on experience with advanced laboratory techniques and field studies. Undertake a personal dissertation project connected to long-term research in the UK or abroad. Develop highly applicable career skills through authentic assessments like grant writing, science communication, and report writing. Benefit from strong industry links with zoos, NGOs, and charities, providing invaluable networking and career opportunities. Focus on practical problem-solving to address real-world issues such as climate change mitigation and captive animal welfare.
Available Intakes
October 2026
CampusChester Campus
CityChester
ModeFullTime
Duration12 Months
FeeGBP 15,000