Masters Degrees (Animal Husbandry)

The implementation of . EU directive 2010/63/EU.  on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes has immediate consequences for scientific personnel, their training needs and the associated job market. Read more

This Postgraduate Certificate equips qualified osteopaths with the knowledge and skills to apply their training to the evaluation, treatment and management of animals. Read more

Massey’s Master of Science (Animal Science) will allow you to make a major contribution to animal science. Whether you want to take a first step in a research career or would like a specialised role in livestock or animal industries, a MSc (Animal Science) will give you the skills you need. Read more

MPhil supervision covers a number of research topics supported by research active academic staff. Our range of research areas relate to animal health and welfare, environmental impact of livestock systems, and safety and quality of livestock products. Read more

Enhance your understanding of Archaeology by region and period, through a combination of taught modules and individual research in this flexible programme. Read more

Validated by the University of Portsmouth. Taught by industry experts who are research active and have strong national and international links. Read more

Validated by the University of Portsmouth . Taught by industry experts who are research active and have strong national and international links. Read more

Validated by the University of Portsmouth . Taught by industry experts who are research active and have strong national and international links. Read more

Food from aquatic systems is essential for much of the world’s population. However, with wild catches of seafood declining in many places, aquaculture is playing an increasing role as an alternative source of high-quality, nutritious food - and as an employer. Read more

Our Aquatic Pathobiology postgraduate degree gives you a unique opportunity to study the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of aquatic animal diseases in cultured organisms. Read more

Veterinary epidemiology is a key component in a number of the global grand challenges relating to disease control, food security and climate change. Read more

Entomology is increasingly at the forefront of addressing global challenges such as food security and disease transmission. By using insects as model organisms across science we can make discoveries that impact society for the better. Read more

The role of fish mucus as an indicator of fish welfare. Fish are the third most popular companion animal in the UK and yet surprisingly little research has focused on the welfare of fish held in home aquaria. Read more