Bachelor of Science (Domestic Animal Science)

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Bachelor of Science (Domestic Animal Science)

• Study mode
  Domestic Animal Science is undertaken on campus
• Program rating
  Many domestic animals such as sheep, cows and poultry are vital to the production of our food, and domestic animals too play a huge role in people´s lives. The program in Animal Science at the University of Melbourne will teach students the biology of domestic and captive animals, how to care for them and manage their use as a food resource, and their role in companionship. This includes moral and ethical issues as well.
• Aimed at
  Those interested in learning about and working in animal nutrition, growth and development, behaviour and welfare, health, livestock science and reproduction, genetics and breeding and biotechnology.
• Employability
  After graduating from Animal Science, jobs can be found in both the public and private sectors working in animal production, biomedical and service industries, environmental and community organisations in industries such as enterprise management, animal research and biotechnology industries, agriculture and animal care and welfare.

Comments about Bachelor of Science (Domestic Animal Science) - On Campus - Parkville - Victoria

• Academic title
  Bachelor of Science (Domestic Animal Science)
• Course description
  Sample course plan
  Bachelor of Science major: Domestic Animal Science
              
  First year
  Biology of Cells and Organisms     
  Physics     
  Chemistry     
  Managing People and Organisations
  Genetics and the Evolution of Life     
  Physics     
  Chemistry     
  Animals in Society
  
  Second year
  Applied Animal Physiology     
  Companion Animal
  Biology     
  Microbiology     
  Principles of Marketing
  Comparative Nutrition and Digestion     
  Ecology
  Zoology     
  Drugs that have Shaped Society
  
  Third year
  Experimental Zoology     
  Applied Animal Behaviour     
  Zoology     
  Product and Brand Management
  Animal Systems Analysis     
  Animal Welfare and Ethics     
  Domestic Animal Science elective     
  Environmental Issues

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