Mres animal health and welfare in Nottingham trent university

The course combines advanced research and academic skills with applied science skills for use within the animal sector. It will equip you with theoretical knowledge in practical situations where an in-depth understanding of animal health and welfare might be of benefit, for example in animal production, utilisation of animals for educational/therapeutic purposes, conservation efforts, and the role/value of animals in society more generally. The course will cover the scientific theory and practice relating to animal health and welfare. It will also critically evaluate and assess the biological and social basis of the interactions, with the aim of improving our understanding and overall quality of specific human-animal interactions.

A first degree (normally 2.1) or an equivalent professional or academic qualification, Aperiod of professional work experience incorporating operational responsibilities three years minimum, preferably five, Two academic or vocational references, IELTS of 6.5 with minimum of 5.5 in each component, Personal Statement.

Veterinary or Animal research, Animal production industries, Disease surveillance, Biosecurity, and Animal care and Welfare.

30th Jun