28 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

This Zoology With Ornithology (Hons) course from Bangor University allows you to achieve a master’s-level qualification and conduct an extended research project. Should your plans change, you can also graduate with a BSc (Hons) at the end of the third year.

This Zoology With Animal Behaviour (Hons) degree from Bangor University studies how animals interact in the wild and captivity, and the external influences that affect the mechanisms, functions, development and evolution of behaviour.

This Zoology With Marine Zoology (Hons) degree from Bangor University allows you to achieve a master’s-level qualification and conduct an extended research project. Should your plans change, you can also graduate with a BSc (Hons) at the end of the third year.

If you are passionate about marine life and want to contribute to the conservation of marine vertebrates, then studying this unique Marine Vertebrate Conservation (Hons) course at Bangor University is the perfect choice

This specialist Zoology With Animal Management (Hons) programme from Bangor University gives a solid foundation in zoology, whilst exploring research-driven approaches to animal management and husbandry practices. Topics include animal physiology, behaviour, animal health and husbandry, parasitology, welfare and facility management.

The Zoology with Conservation (Hons) programme offered at the Bangor University covers a broad range of topics in biodiversity, conservation, environmental sustainability, cell and plant biology, animal physiology, ecology, behaviour and evolution.

This Zoology with Marine Zoology (Hons) degree at Bangor University gives you a thorough grounding in general zoology: the diversity of form, function, behaviour, evolution, ecology, development and morphology of all the major animal groups.

The Zoology (Hons) programme offered at the Bangor University is all about animals, investigating their taxonomy, anatomy, development, physiology, behaviour, ecology, and evolution. You could find yourself observing ravens or wild ponies in the National Park, exploring changing land use in Anglesey, or studying the snakes and desert ecology of Arizona and New Mexico.