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MRes | PGDip | PGCert Anthrozoology Develop and discover new scientific expertise in the varied and exciting area of human-animal interaction. You’ll explore how humans co-exist and impact on animals through conservation, exploitation and as companions, as well as debating the ethical issues surrounding anthrozoology. Key topics include the complex human-animal bonds, wildlife conflict and a range of contemporary issues surrounding human animal interaction in different contexts e.g. educational and therapeutic settings. Professional experience You’ll have access to our 70-species animal collection and commercial animal businesses on campus, as well as industry professionals in lectures. Working in a related role may also support your studies. Graduate destinations PhD research | Charity campaigning | Rescue and rehabilitation | Animal training | Teaching and education Key information • Full-time: one year • Part-time: two-three years • Delivery: campus and online; occasional block weekend sessions to fit around commitments Entry requirements • 2:1 honours degree in related subject or 2:2 applicants considered with relevant experience • International requirements: visit web page

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MSc | PGDip | PGCert Animal Welfare, Policy and Legislation This exciting postgraduate degree meets emerging animal welfare challenges linked to the UK legal system. You’ll apply theory to practice in real-world settings, learning how to navigate the legal system and improve welfare standards in your chosen area. You’ll benefit from expert lecturers, actively engaged in the development and implementation of legislation and policy. Professional experience Students gain complementary membership to the UK Centre for Animal Law (A-Law), benefitting from being part of a professional network. You'll also hear from leading industry professionals in lectures to enhance your learning. Graduate destinations Management | Campaigning | Lobbying | Education | PhD research Key information • Full-time: one year • Part-time: two-three years • Delivery: online sessions to fit around commitments Entry requirements • 2:1 honours degree in related subject or 2:2 applicants considered with relevant experience • International requirements: visit web page

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Uncover new science to improve human-animal relationships

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