BSc Animal Behaviour

Course Overview This course provides a comprehensive exploration of animal behaviour across wild, domestic, and captive settings, delving into the evolutionary and ecological drivers behind natural actions. Students gain hands-on experience through immersive fieldwork in diverse environments, from local UK sites to international locations, emphasizing the critical importance of studying animals within their natural habitats. Key Program Highlights Examine behaviour across wild, domestic, and captive animal populations Investigate the evolutionary 'how' and 'why' behind natural behaviour patterns Participate in extensive fieldwork opportunities in the UK and abroad Understand the crucial gene-environment interactions that shape behaviour Emphasize the value of observational research within natural habitats