Zoology Courses
Click here for Widlife Courses Anglia Ruskin University Zoology BSc (Hons) Degree, where their Zoology programme draws on the expertise of staff from across the Department of Life Sciences to cover the full spectrum of the biology of animals, including physiology, anatomy, behaviour, genetics, ecology and conservation. Anglia Ruskin has excellent links with organisations such as the Institute of Zoology and English Nature, as well as with a number of leading zoos, research centres and wildlife conservation organisations. Anglia Ruskin University Animal behaviour and Wildlife Biology You will gain a thorough understanding of how and why animals behave in the ways they do and learn how this knowledge can be applied in areas such as the management and conservation of wild and domesticated animals. You will also acquire the skills needed to carry out your own investigations in order to contribute to future discoveries. Anglia Ruskin University Wildlife Biology A degree in Wildlife Biology will equip you with the field methods needed to study wildlife and provide an understanding of population ecology and wildlife management. You will learn about the habitat requirements of populations and the consequences of habitat loss and habitat degradation. University of Oxford, The Department of Zoology, at the has a long-standing reputation for world class research and teaching. Cornwall College Courses include: Zoological Conservation, Wildlife Education and Media, Marine Aquaculture and Animal Science, foundation degrees in Marine Conservation, and Applied Ecology and with a new two year BSc Applied Zoology. The Animal Management National Diploma is a two year full-time course available for anyone over the age of 16. University of Salford, Manchester Zoo Biology, This course looks at the conservation roles of zoos and provides opportunities for work placements in the UK and overseas.
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