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Hartpury University · Part-time

Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare

Apply theoretical knowledge in practical environments to enact change. Make a positive difference in the world of animal behaviour and welfare. Our 360-hectare rural campus provides an inspiring place to develop your understanding. Supported by our academic an…

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Animal · Subjects allied to medicine

Apply theoretical knowledge in practical environments to enact change. Make a positive difference in the world of animal behaviour and welfare. Our 360-hectare rural campus provides an inspiring place to develop your understanding. Supported by our academic and industry experts, you’ll challenge your understanding of a range of topics and explore the interface between ethics and science. You’ll understand how theory is implemented in welfare assessment using the latest technological innovation, but also works within time and cost constraints. By developing the skills to influence perceptions and organisational decision-making, you’ll be empowered to enact change and improve industry practices. Many of our on campus learning facilities are successful commercial businesses, while our strong industry connections will also enhance your experience as you extend your professional networks. You’ll have access to our lecturers' expertise and world-class facilities for both practical activities and research projects. With both full and part-time learning options available, you can choose a pathway to fit around your commitments.

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2:2 honours degree in a relevant subject. Students with non-relevant qualifications but with sufficient work experience or professional experience will be considered on an individual basis. International - In addition to the academic qualification an IELTS 6.5 or equivalent is required. Please contact us for further information

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