GB · Masters
MSc Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare
Program information
Program overview
This course aims to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the scientific study of animal behaviour and animal welfare that can be applied effectively in science and practice We run this course in conjunction with the Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies also known as Dick Vet which has an impressive international reputation in Animal Welfare This creates a solid platform for education and will give you a variety of research opportunities At the end of the course you ll be able to understand the application of scientific principles to the study of animal behaviour and welfare and utilise effective modern methods for describing and analysing scientific data You ll know how to assess the welfare of animals in captivity and in the natural environment offer advice on applied animal behaviour and animal welfare issues and understand philosophical debate relating to the use of animals by humans You ll also have a solid grounding in the global issues that have an impact on animal welfare The MSc is awarded by the University of Edinburgh
Duration: 10
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