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Queen's University Belfast, MSc, Animal Behaviour and Welfare

Queen's University Belfast
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time Sep years: 1
Part-time Sep years: 2
Foundations for research in the biosciences, professional development, literature review and topics in animal behaviour and welfare (triple module), including behaviour development, sensory systems and pain perception, endocrine systems and stress, motivation, welfare of farm and zoo animals, conservation and behaviour, self medication, cognition, methods and stress in wild animals; Master's students conduct an individual research project (triple module).

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