BSc in Agricultural Science - Animal Science in Warrensburg United States | University of Central Missouri

Explore the application of life sciences in domestic livestock management, covering reproduction, genetics, nutrition, and physiology through a Bachelor's in Agricultural Science with an Animal Science specialization at the University of Central Missouri. Agriculture ranks among the world's largest industries, with food production and related sectors contributing billions annually to the U.S. economy. This expanding field demands skilled animal science professionals who grasp the scientific principles behind livestock production methods. During your Animal Science degree at UCM, you'll investigate fascinating subjects in animal genetics, health, nutrition, and reproduction.

Our program distinguishes itself from other animal science schools by combining classroom theory with practical lab training to prepare you for professional opportunities. The curriculum features courses such as:

Introduction to Animal Science: Begin your academic journey with immersive hands-on experiences like halter-training young calves, applying classroom knowledge directly to real-world animal science and livestock management scenarios.
Animal Nutrition: Experiment with various livestock feed formulations for cattle and goats. Develop technical expertise by tracking weekly growth metrics, calculating feed efficiency, and determining cost-effective feeding strategies.
Farm Animal Reproduction: Gain practical skills through ultrasound pregnancy detection, estrous cycle management, artificial insemination techniques for cattle and swine, and semen analysis for breeding stock evaluation.