Masters Degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Zoology

We have 21 Masters Degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Zoology

Masters degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Zoology provide advanced study of the reproductive processes within wild and exotic animals. You will gain an understanding of the biology of reproduction, from the functions of the reproductive organs in the male and female sexes, to fertilisation, embryo development and maturation of offspring. Some courses may also include scrutiny of animal behaviour in relation to mating patterns.

Why study a Masters in Developmental & Reproductive Zoology?

## Through practices in genetics and genomics, you will scrutinise the different cells, tissues and organs involved in animal reproduction, exploring the inheritance of traits as well as disorders and diseases. You will also assess the environmental factors which affect reproduction, such as how an animal’s habitat may affect mate selection and behaviour. Some courses may also give consideration to cross-species reproduction and the implications this holds. Your experience would particularly make you suitable for animal management in the form of zoo keeping, veterinary care, or involvement in breeding programmes. You may wish to focus specifically on improving the reproductive potential of endangered species, or developing new methods to assist animal reproduction.

Animal Behaviour (MSc)

University of St Andrews |
School of Biology

The MSc in Animal Behaviour is a one-year taught programme run by the School of Biology. … View course

On campus Full time

Advanced Biological Sciences MRes

University of Southampton |
Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences

Develop specialist knowledge and practical skills on this MRes Advanced Biological Sciences degree. You’ll build … View course

On campus Full time

MSc Animal Behaviour and Evolution

Manchester Metropolitan University |
Faculty of Science & Engineering

From evolutionary development to environmental stimuli, animal behaviour is shaped by a range of factors. View course

On campus Full time

MSc Zoo Conservation Biology

Manchester Metropolitan University |
Faculty of Science & Engineering

Zoos play a crucial role in animal conservation. View course

On campus Part time Full time

Equine Science - MSc

Aberystwyth University |
Department of Life Sciences (DLS)

The MSc in Equine Science at Aberystwyth is a long established, internationally recognised course and will provide you with research-led… View course

On campus Full time

Animal Science - MSc

Aberystwyth University |
Department of Life Sciences (DLS)

The MSc in Animal Science at Aberystwyth University provides you with high quality research-led postgraduate teaching and education. View course

On campus Full time

Livestock Science - MSc

Aberystwyth University |
Department of Life Sciences (DLS)

The Masters Degree in Livestock Science offers biological, scientific and professional training that will provide you with the knowledge and skills… View course

On campus Part time Full time

Equine Science - MRes

Aberystwyth University |
Department of Life Sciences (DLS)

The MRes Equine Science degree provides you with the ideal opportunity to carry out research in a specific area of equine science… View course

On campus Part time Full time

Animal Science - MRes

Aberystwyth University |
Department of Life Sciences (DLS)

MRes Animal Science provides you with the ideal opportunity to carry out research in a specific area of animal science while studying a selection of… View course

On campus Full time

Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation MRes / MSc

Nottingham Trent University |
School of Animal, Rural & Environmental Sciences

This postgraduate degree provides you with an international outlook on species recovery. View course

On campus Part time Full time

Wild Animal Health - MSc

Royal Veterinary College |
The Graduate School

This course will give you training in why health matters in wild populations, how we can monitor it, and how we can influence it. View course

On campus Full time

Regrowing a Limb: Regulation of Leg Regeneration in a Spider

Durham University |
Department of Biosciences

The ability to regenerate body parts is widely distributed across animals. View course

Part time Full time

Animal Sciences MSc

Wageningen University & Research |
Life Sciences

Want to make your contribution to worldwide sustainable and responsible animal husbandry? Then the master's Animal Sciences is for you! The… View course

On campus Full time

MSc Clinical Animal Behaviour

University of Lincoln |
School of Natural Sciences

It is recommended Clinical Animal Behaviourists work on veterinary referral, helping the owners of companion animals resolve behavioural problems… View course

On campus Part time Full time

MSc by Research Zoology

University of Lincoln |
School of Natural Sciences

The study of zoology is an exploration of how animals have evolved, how they function, and the ways in which they interact with their environment. View course

On campus Part time Full time

Masters Degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Zoology

We have 21 Masters Degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Zoology

Why study a Masters in Developmental & Reproductive Zoology?

Departments and universities

Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies