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Animal Science Undergraduate at Nippon Veterinary and Animalscience University

jitender — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 09:34:42 +0000

Animal industry science consists of the basic studies of industrial animals including livestock
and their application and the study of how they are related with social environments.
Specialized courses comprise Division of Animal Business Management and Informatives where students learn and study various phases of food production, consumption promotion, and preservation of environments; Division of Nature Management and Agricultural Economics whose major concern is the collaboration and coexistence between urban consumptive areas and rural productive areas; Division of Animal Nutrition whose major concern is about what kinds of grass are effective to herbivorous animals and to what extent, the utility of microorganisms, the improvement of chicken eggs. etc.; Division of Animal Physiology where investigations are carried out on such topics as the mechanism of chicken’s blood production, the relationship between the protein metabolism and the efficient production of chicken; Division of Animal Breeding and Reproduction where they study how to improve the quality of milk, and how it is inherited, and the mechanism of embryo and the possibility of its human manipulation; Division of Animal Biochemistry where they investigate, for example, how micronutrients work on the flesh of herbivorous animals.

Animal Husbandry Degree at Universitas Udayana

jitender — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 09:30:19 +0000

Rural Sociology, Animal Husbandry Cooperation Development, Poultry Husbandry Industry Management, Dairy Animal Industry Management, Beef Cattle and Draught Animal Industry Management, Fundamentals of Livestock Product Technology, Animal Husbandry Regulation and Animal Husbandry Development Policy, Animal Husbandry Entrepreneurship, Animal Husbandry Extension, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Trading of Livestock and Livestock Product, Development of Rural Society, Abattoir and Livestock Slaughtering Technique, Research Methodology in Social Economics, Management of Livestock Industry, Development Communication, Animal Husbandry Extension, Development Planning in Animal Husbandry, Feasibility Study and Project Evaluation, Agribusiness Management, Operation Research, Non Parametric Statistics, Animal Health Science, Feedstuff and Feed Formulation, Livestock and Livestock Product Business Administration, Economics of Animal Husbandry Industry, Animal Husbandry with Cultural Perspective, Elective Subjects (6 semester credit units).

Dairy Science & industry Undergraduate at Chungbuk National University

jitender — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 07:29:59 +0000

The purpose of dairy science studies are to produce specialists who play an important role in engaging the field of animal industry resources with the scientific technology. In order to keep up with development trends in this area of studies and with the modernization of technology, this program includes the basic education for animal breeding, animal production, animal nutrition and pastureland for the production of dairy farming, as well as the factors of agriculture industry and commerce such as consuming and processing of dairy products, and dairy business including marketability. This field consists of the specialized and various courses that teach the high-tech knowledge that is needed to produce milk and to manufacture dairy products. It possesses a research center called the Korean Biotechnology Research Center and graduate courses run by partnership of both academic and research center to activate animal biotechnology. Each major has an experimental center and animal farms equipped by the modernized research facilities

Bioveterinary Science BSc Hons at University Of Lincoln

jitender — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 06:48:26 +0000

The animal industry is a booming and growing industry. Recent years have seen an increase in biotechnological development within animal production as well as an expansion in animal health industries

More than half a billion dollars is spent yearly on animal health sales and almost as much again on its research in the US alone. This increased reliance on biological and veterinary sciences together with biotechnology, has created the need for appropriately trained scientists. Our new BSc (Hons) in Bioveterinary Science has been developed to support that need. It has been designed to meet the needs of students and employers looking for practical skills and knowledge in the professions allied to the practice of veterinary medicine and to that of the animal industry in general, and builds on the existing expertise and reputation of the Department in this field.