BSc · The Royal Veterinary College · 4 years
Biological sciences with a specialisation in wildlife health science addresses a rapidly growing need at the intersection of animal biology, ecology and veterinary medicine. Wild animals face threats from habitat loss, climate change, invasive species and the increasingly complex transmission of disease between wildlife, domestic animals and human populations, and professionals equipped to understand and address these challenges are urgently needed. Wildlife health science combines the rigorous biological grounding of a biosciences degree with the specific knowledge required to work with wild animals in conservation, management and research settings. At the Royal Veterinary College this four-year, full-time programme gives you a thorough foundation in biosciences, including anatomy, physiology, genetics, ecology, microbiology and pathology, before deepening your specialisation into the
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