Our Lecturers are qualified to degree level or above in at least one Animal related area. Each has also gained contemporary industry experience from owning their own canine physio/hydro rehabilitation business, freelance equine coaching and mentoring FdSc student veterinary nurses.
In addition to the teaching team, there is a wide range of support staff across the campus who can support you to gain the most from your time on the campus. Specialist skills training, equipment operation and information services are just some areas of support available on campus.
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What will I learn?
Modules include: Management of Animal Collections; Veterinary Microbiology; Professional Industry Project; Development of Academic Delivery Skills; Research Project.
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Where could this course lead to?
Our students progress to develop careers in animal welfare, dog training, psychology, nutritional development, kennel/cattery management, education, zoo management, animal rehabilitation, animal research development, conservation and wildlife ecology. Students may also wish to progress on to Post Graduate study.
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What qualifications or experience do I need?
120 Credits at Level 4/Year 1 and 120 Credits at Level 5/Year 2 in a relevant subject (Merit Profile). A bridging assignment may be required.
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How long is the course?
1 Year
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Accommodation
Accommodation is available for students studying this course at the Brooksby Campus. Would you like to start a course in September, but are struggling with the distance? Our on-site accommodation at our Brooksby Campus could be the perfect solution! To find out more about our accommodation, check out our accommodation page or get in touch!
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