Animal Science (Bioveterinary Science)

About this course

Animal science with a bioveterinary science specialism sits at the intersection of fundamental biological science, animal management, and the study of animal health and disease. Bioveterinary science examines the biological processes underpinning animal health, illness, and therapeutic intervention, drawing on microbiology, immunology, pharmacology, and pathology to understand how disease occurs in animals and how it can be diagnosed, treated, and prevented. Combined with animal science, the degree gives you both the management and welfare context of working with animals and the scientific depth needed to engage seriously with questions of animal health. At Anglia Ruskin University, this three-year full-time programme blends pure and applied science with practical animal management. You will explore animal biology, behaviour, health, genetics, nutrition, and welfare, developing strong p

Where its graduates go

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