Animal Behaviour and Welfare

Cornwall College

Qualification

Degree

Length

2 yrs

UK fees / yr

£9,535

Study

full-time

Worth knowing: about 25% of students don't make it past first year here - ask the uni what support they offer.

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About this course

The programme is for students interested in working with animals, for example in a zoo, on a farm or with companion animals. Applicants wishing to increase their knowledge in areas such as animal behaviour, training, nutrition, welfare and biology and those interested in improving their practical skills and experience with a range of animals, will benefit from this programme. This course provides the opportunity for students to develop a range of skills that would allow them to move into the animal care or training sector working with animals throughout our society with optional modules to allow for program tailoring to personal interests.

Could you get in?

The grades students arrived with

No past-entry data for this course.

How they qualified

65% got in with A-levels. The rest came in a mix of ways:

A-levels65%

Other25%

an Access course5%

another degree5%

other higher education5%

Could I get in? Try your grades

120 UCAS pts