FdSc Conservation Science and Animal Management at University of Suffolk

The FdSc Conservation Science and Animal Management is an exciting and dynamic course will enable you to develop an understanding of the essential practical and theoretical elements of the management of animal species, and populations with relation to ecology, environmental management, and human impact. The course offers opportunities to study animal management, wildlife surveying, distribution and conservation within a range of environments.

Faculty: Partner Colleges  |  Department: East Coast College (Great Yarmouth)  |  Duration: Two years full-time  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Intake: September 2027  |  Location: Ipswich, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Year 1: Animal Anatomy and Physiology (Mandatory), Behavioural Ecology (Mandatory), Wildlife Identification and Management (Mandatory), Introduction to Animal Health and Disease (Mandatory), Work-based Learning & Personal Development. Year 2: Animal Breeding and Genetics (Mandatory), Applied Animal Behaviour & Training (Mandatory), Zoo Animal Husbandry & Collection Management (Mandatory), Conservation Education (Mandatory), Research Skills and Work based Project (Mandatory).

Career pathways

Completing an FdSc in Conservation Science and Animal Management opens up a variety of career opportunities in conservation, wildlife management, zoos, and animal welfare. Here are some potential job opportunities after completing this course: Wildlife Conservation Office, Zoo Keeper, Wildlife Ranger, Animal Care Technician, Ecologist, Sustainability Consultant.

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