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Masters Degrees (Ethology)
We have 7 Masters Degrees (Ethology)
Applied Ethology and Animal Biology
Linköping University
Graduate School
This programme deals with animal behaviour and biology from an applied perspective, including problems associated with keeping animals in captivity. Read more
MA/PGCert in Professional Development - Human Animal Interaction
Professional Development International
Postgraduate Work-based Learning
Postgraduate Certificate & Master’s Degree (MA) in Professional Development in Human Animal Interactions The Human Animal Interaction programmes allow… Read more
Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare
University Centre Askham Bryan York
Animal Management
The PgDip in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare is open to applicants who are due to graduate or have graduated in a related subject area. Read more
Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) Zoo Management and Conservation
University Centre Askham Bryan York
Animal Management
The Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) in Zoo Management and Conservation is open to applicants who are due to graduate or have graduated in a related subject area. Read more
Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert) Captive Animal Management
University Centre Askham Bryan York
Animal Management
The PgCert Captive Animal Management is open to applicants who are due to graduate or have graduated in a related subject area. Alternatively, you may be employed within the industry with significant experience and would like to develop higher level skills relating to animal wildlife conservation. Read more
Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert) Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare
University Centre Askham Bryan York
Animal Management
The PgCert in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare is open to applicants who are due to graduate or have graduated in a related subject area. Read more
MSc - Psychology, Culture and Evolution
Brunel University London
Psychology
In order to understand the deeper workings of the human mind and to recognise why we are who we are, it is important to look closely at two of the most fundamental and powerful influences on behaviour - culture and evolution. Read more
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