BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Conservation

Course Overview This degree delves into the captivating science of animal behavior and its critical application in modern conservation efforts. You will explore the genetic, evolutionary, and environmental drivers of behavior while gaining the practical skills needed to protect species and habitats. The course blends immersive fieldwork with high-tech lab analysis to prepare you for a rewarding career in animal welfare and conservation. Key Program Highlights Gain hands-on experience through field work opportunities in locations such as Portugal, Tanzania, or South America* Learn to analyze behavior using professional-grade software like Ethovision and Observer in our high-spec laboratories Boost your career with an optional placement year or a year studying overseas in locations like North America or Australia* Study in an ideal location, with Manchester providing easy access to the Peak District and three other National Parks Focus on real-world conservation challenges and the tools needed to improve the welfare of domestic, wild, and zoo populations *Subject to national and international travel restrictions.