Animal Management (Zoo and Wildlife Conservation)

About this course

Animal management with a focus on zoo and wildlife conservation addresses one of the most important practical challenges in conservation biology: how to maintain healthy, thriving animal populations in captivity as part of broader strategies for species survival and public education. Modern zoos are not simply entertainment venues but institutions with serious responsibilities for conservation breeding, research, and public engagement with biodiversity. Studying this field combines the biological sciences of animal behaviour, ecology, and veterinary science with the management and conservation frameworks that govern the work. This three-year full-time programme at Anglia Ruskin University develops your knowledge of animal biology and behaviour alongside the practical and professional skills needed to work in zoo and wildlife conservation settings. You will study animal physiology, nutri

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