Animal Science FdSc: University of the West of England

Introduction
These programmes are designed to train potential animal scientists, equipping them with the knowledge and ability needed to work within the rapidly expanding animal industry. You will acquire essential practical experience as well as in-depth theoretical knowledge, with key transferable skills heavily embedded within all modules.
Content
Year 1

• Anatomy and Physiology
• Animal Nutrition
• Animal Genetics
• Companion Animal Husbandry
• Animal Handling Techniques
• Animal Behaviour
• Animal Microbiology I
• Introduction to Veterinary Science
• Wildlife and Vegetation Analysis

Year 2

• Animal Reproductive Physiology
• Applied Animal Nutrition
• Animal Production
• Laboratory Animal Management
• Equine Husbandry
• Behavioural Analysis
• Ethics and Welfare
• Applied Veterinary Science Analysis
• Animal Microbiology II
• Parasitology
• Wildlife Habitat Management
• Wildlife Management Theory

Placements
The foundation degree is a vocationally-focused programme that enables you to engage in work-based learning throughout the two years. Foundation degree students are required to complete a work placement relevant to their degree.
Postal Address (main campus)

• University of the West of EnglandFrenchay CampusColdharbour LaneBristolBS16 1QYUnited Kingdom