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The connections between humans and animals play a vital role in our communities, industries, and traditions. Creatures supply us with nourishment, materials, leisure activities, and emotional bonds. Delve into animal biology to discover contemporary, effective, and compassionate methods for tending to and utilizing the animals in our world. The animal science program provides immersive learning experiences with diverse species, ranging from pets and zoo animals to marine life, farm animals, and horses, among others. No matter their professional direction, animal science students will positively impact animal welfare. This major presents numerous pathways for those passionate about animals and eager to study their biology and management. Students gain both practical and theoretical knowledge about domesticated animals through concentrations in areas like animal behavior, biochemistry, genetics, nutrition, physiology, marine life, bird sciences, companion animals, research animals, equine studies, and livestock management.
The Animal Science Bachelor's degree appeals to students with varied animal-related interests, from dietary requirements and bodily functions to genetic regulation and biotechnological applications. Learning occurs through both classroom instruction and practical lab work. The curriculum offers comprehensive exploration of animal conduct, reproduction, development, milk production, cellular processes, selective breeding, livestock evaluation, and other biological aspects. Students can access numerous structured and flexible internship options at the department's expansive animal research facilities.