Master of Science in Applied Animal Biology (MSc)
Course Overview
The Master of Science in Applied Animal Biology is a two-year, full-time graduate degree offered by the Faculty of Land & Food Systems at the University of British Columbia. This program combines advanced coursework with a thesis-based research project, giving you practical experience in areas such as animal physiology, behaviour, welfare, management, and conservation. Research topics cover livestock, aquaculture, wildlife, and companion animals, supported by excellent on-campus and off-campus facilities, including research centres and partnerships with government and industry.
What You'll Learn
Specialist Expertise in Animal Biology
You’ll gain deep knowledge of animal welfare science, physiology, behaviour, and species management, with a solid foundation in both theory and applied research.Practical Research Skills
The program develops your ability to design experiments, conduct fieldwork, handle animals, collect samples, analyse data, and follow high ethical standards.Opportunities for Collaboration & Publication
You’ll work with experts in related fields like zoology, ecology, and environmental policy, and you’ll be encouraged to publish your research and contribute to animal welfare advancements.
54,000 CAD
The University of British Columbia
https://www.ubc.ca
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