Hartpury University Undergraduate Prospectus 2020

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This degree provides a fantastic opportunity for you to study a range of zoology-related subjects. You’ll work in our labs as well as with different animals both on and off campus – exotics, domestics, invertebrates, livestock and wildlife. The course offers a variety of modules including animal health and disease, conservation, wildlife and zoo management, nutrition, biodiversity and animal behaviour, welfare and ethics, animal production and anthrozoology. As you progress you’ll develop your own areas of interest, gaining skills and experience for your career. you. Work with over 70 species on campus including meerkats, dogs, horses and livestock. Industry opportunities Our students gain work and research experience in our on-site facilities, as well as at local rescue centres, zoos and wildlife parks. We have strong industry connections and host regular guest lectures, as well as professionals undertaking practical demonstrations. Zoology BSc (Hons) / BSc (Hons) with Foundation year Immerse yourself in the practical application of zoology. Explore a range of subjects within animal health, welfare and conservation, then tailor your degree to suit Graduate destinations • Zoos and wildlife centres • Animal charities and rescue centres • Animal nutrition • Pharmaceuticals • Animal health and welfare • Animal education and outreach This course is ideal for those who are passionate about all aspects of zoology and want to make a difference through conservation and research.

Entry requirements A typical offer is 112 UCAS tariff points; 32-48 UCAS tariff points for Foundation year Biological science / relevant diploma required See entry requirements on pages 149-150 Typical offer information is for guidance only Find out more at www.hartpury.ac.uk

UCAS code D320 3 years DF20 4 years with Foundation year

Foundation year - Gain the subject-specific knowledge needed for the BSc degree

Integrated placement year - An optional extra year in industry to prepare for your career

International trip - Optional fieldwork in Mankwe Wildlife Park, South Africa*

Laura Tennant

Laura contributes to the discovery of new medicines through her job in genotyping at the National Institute for Medical Research. "I stood out from the crowd with my animal reproduction knowledge and work experience. I’m an animal scientist but have been exposed to new possibilities in my role." Genotyping for the National Institute for Medical Research BSc Zoology (was Animal Science) graduate *Additional costs may apply. Please see course page on website