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Biological Sciences
Veterinary Sciences
Animal Health - Pathology
Animal Health - Pharmacology
Population Biology
London
United Kingdom
On Campus
About the course
Wild animal health has become increasingly popular among non-veterinarians with a first degree in zoology and biology. Recognising this, the RVC, University of London, together with the Zoological Society of London, has developed a unique course aimed at non-veterinary biological science graduates and leading to the MSc in Wild Animal Biology.
The course will provide you with practical exposure to wild animal species and an understanding of wild animal health, welfare and conservation, as well as providing training in research methods relevant to the study of wildlife.
You will benefit from working and studying alongside veterinary graduates taking the MSc in Wild Animal Health as well as learning from internationally renowned experts in their field.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must have (or expect to receive) a UK university first or second class honours degree or international equivalent. Preference is given to candidates with (or on track to achieve) first or upper second class honours, but applications are encouraged from candidates with lower second class honours and relevant experience.
Applicants who meet the academic criteria will be assessed based on their personal statement. Personal statements are assessed on commitment to work in research and conservation of captive and free-living animals and make a difference in global conservation outcomes through sustaining healthy captive and free-living wild animal populations.
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