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Our animal science research focuses on animal health and welfare, the environmental effects of livestock systems, and the safety and quality of animal-derived products.
The School of Natural and Environmental Sciences houses a world-renowned center for animal science research. It combines foundational studies with practical applications addressing societal, industrial, and policy challenges.
Our key research areas include:
applied studies on farm animals, domesticated species, and wildlife, along with comprehensive livestock system development and assessment
animal behavior, welfare, survival rates, and nutritional efficiency
Postgraduate research opportunities exist in these animal science disciplines:
A PhD represents the highest academic degree, requiring original research that advances understanding in a specialized field. Candidates produce an extensive thesis (80,000-100,000 words) under faculty supervision, typically completed within three years of full-time study.