Our Animal Health degree combines both pure and applied sciences in the study of animals, while also incorporating practical animal management skills.
As a student studying a BSc Animal Science degree at ARU in Writtle, you’ll develop a sound understanding of scientific principles and practical competence with a range of animal species. You'll take part in animal handling practicals involving work with a range of domesticated and captive animal species, as well as laboratory classes.
In years 2-3 of your degree in Animal Science, you have a choice of modules so that you can focus on particular animal groups. These could include zoo animals, companion animals, wildlife conservation, and farm livestock.
Meanwhile, the final-year dissertation is an opportunity to develop your research skills.
As a graduate of your Animal Science Degree, you’ll have the ability to communicate your knowledge to others, practical animal management skills, and broad scientific training.
