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Bioveterinary Science BSc Hons at University Of Lincoln

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.

Animal Science BSc at Nova Southeastern University

Program Fast Facts:
Length: 4 Years
Program Perk: On-campus, hands-on experience with animals throughout the program
Diploma awarded upon completion: B.Sc. (Agr.) with a major in Animal Science, conferred by NSAC in association with Dalhousie University
Program-related Facilities: On-campus animal facilities for teaching and research
Application Deadline: August 1st (Canadian students) – March 1st (International Students)

Program Overview
Animals are an important part of our world. Demand for animal-related occupations is increasing. That’s why Animal Science is one of the most popular programs we have. In four years, you get a fantastic hands-on scientific degree in animals. Our graduates understand the physiology and behaviour of domestic species, and also the business of raising and caring for those animals. If you’re interested in the health and well-being ofanimals in whatever role they play in our world, our versatile hands-on training in Animal Science is the ticket.
And the bonus is our animal facilities. You get the chance to work with real animals like cattle, mink, sheep and poultry. Add that to our modern laboratories and you get an amazing hands-on undergraduate science education