Bachelor of Animal Science - Livestock Science (108318C) in Armidale Australia | The University of New England

UNE's Bachelor of Animal Science provides comprehensive training in the scientific principles behind animal relationships and management, along with hands-on experience to prepare you for a fulfilling career in dynamic animal-related fields. Specialize in livestock science or animal bioscience to build expertise in your chosen area while strengthening your scientific credentials for diverse professional settings.

This three-year program from UNE delivers a well-rounded foundation in core animal science disciplines like nutrition, physiology, genetics, and human-animal relationships, followed by focused study in either livestock science or animal bioscience. Deepen your specialization through a wide selection of minors tailored to your specific interests.

Our specialized tracks prepare you for roles in animal production, breeding, genetics, health, and nutrition sectors, as well as wildlife conservation, invasive species management, and animal industry research. By choosing UNE's animal science program, you'll benefit from:
Gaining practical skills through 12 weeks of work experience that bridges theory with real-world applications, boosting your career readiness.
Observing actual animal management systems through collaborations with commercial and government organizations.
Hands-on learning at our cutting-edge facilities like the Centre for Animal Research and Teaching, featuring advanced animal housing, handling systems, and dedicated research laboratories.
Utilizing modern technologies at our innovative SMART Farms. These 3,655-hectare properties near campus serve as exceptional teaching and research environments, supporting studies in agricultural ecosystems, poultry, livestock, canine sciences, precision agriculture, and zoology.