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Intercalated BSc Animal Behaviour and Welfare
The intercalated BSC in Animal Behaviour and Welfare allows Veterinary Science students the opportunity to spend an extra year of advanced study in the field of Animal Behaviour and Welfare.
Why should Veterinary Science students do an intercalated year in Animal Behaviour and Welfare?
The course provides….
- an unrivalled opportunity for training in research methods
- the chance to learn from and question academic staff lecturing in their own specialist field
- the opportunity to become familiar with research literature and current thinking in the field
- training in scientific methods and techniques
- development of communication skills
- excellent training for future leaders in the veterinary field
The skills obtained will be valuable to both those students who go on to general practice as well as those who chose to go on to specialise in animal behaviour and welfare.
Intercalating students will complete just the 3rd year of the Animal Behaviour and Welfare BSc.
Bristol welcomes applications from Veterinary Science students from other institutions.