588 Bachelor's degrees in Animal Science

The Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Nursing at the Atlantic Technological University is a three-year course that will prepare you for a career in the veterinary field. You’ll be qualified to work closely with veterinary surgeons in diagnosing and treating animals suffering from a range of medical issues.

Learn to appreciate the societal and ethical contexts of conservation biology, animal behaviour and animal welfare with this Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Animal Behaviour) degree from Flinders University.

The Animal Behaviour (Hons) programme offered by the University of Chester takes you on an exciting journey into the biology, care, conservation and welfare of animals. You’ll explore why animals behave the way they do in both wild and captive settings, combining a strong foundation in biological sciences with a scientific approach to studying animal thoughts and actions.

This Zoology with Foundation Year (Hons) degree from University of Derby will give you the intellectual and practical skills needed to understand the complexities of the animal kingdom, such as behaviour, ecology, conservation and genetics. 

This Agriculture with Foundation BSc programme from the University of Reading covers everything that impacts production in the supply chain while considering global goals relating to sustainability. 

The Integrated Wildlife Conservation programme delivered by the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is particularly relevant if you're attracted to a career in conservation and want to gain the practical experience so valued by employers alongside the theory.

This Agriculture with Animal and Crop Science (Honours) degree at Atlantic Technological University prepares you for a career in the Agri-Business sector, specialising in animals and crop science. Students study sustainable agriculture, animal welfare, including reproduction and genetics, agricultural business and economics, crop science and mechanisation.

This Zoology With Animal Behaviour (Hons) degree from Bangor University enables you to study traditional zoology with an emphasis on animal behaviour. It is all about animals, investigating their taxonomy, anatomy, development, behaviour, habitats, relationships and interactions with their ecosystems.

Studying the Animal Behaviour with Foundation Year (Hons) programme at  Liverpool John Moores University will give you an opportunity to learn from experts in animal behaviour and complete work-related learning with a variety of animal-related organisations, such as zoos, wildlife parks, conservation NGOs and rescue centres.

The B.S. degree in Animal and Veterinary Sciences (AVS) at The University of Maine prepares students for admission to a college of veterinary medicine or graduate school, to teach science in secondary schools, to pursue technical sales and service work in agriculture, for careers in animal-related research, or to develop animal production enterprises such as dairy, livestock or equine farms.

This Animal Behaviour programmefrom The University of Exeter provides an opportunity to work on a project focused on a specialised area aligned with one of our leading research groups.

The Bachelor of Animal Ecology from University of the Sunshine Coast will develop analytical and research skills to better understand conservation and management.

The Veterinary Nurse programme from University of Veterinary Medicine and Pharmacy in Košice is aimed at acquiring knowledge in the field of intensive care for companion animals. 

The Integrated Wildlife Conservation (Top Up) course offered at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) explores wildlife conservation issues at local, national and global levels, mixing theory with practice.

The Animal Behaviour programme from The University of Exeter highlights the value of studying animals in their natural habitats.

The Animal and Conservation Biology (Hons) programme from Edinburgh Napier University introduces the diversity of animals, their form and function. You'll study how animals have evolved and adapted to different environments in terms of their ecology, behaviour and physiology.

Are horses your passion? And do you want to learn all about the business surrounding them? The Bachelor Equine, Sports and Business (Animal Husbandry) programme from Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences brings the world of horses and business together.

Develop knowledge and skills in animal production, management and welfare across a range of domestic and wildlife animal species with the Bachelor of Animal Science from Charles Sturt University.   

The Equine Science course from the University of Limerick is a specialization within animal science, which involves the study of the reproduction, physiology, behavior and nutrition of horses.

Whether it’s food production, companionship, sports, or nature conservation, you’ll study how animals contribute to our society and well-being. Ready to turn your passion into impact? Join the Animal Sciences programme from Wageningen University and Research!