Animal Behaviour, MSc

About Animal Behaviour, MSc - at University of Exeter

This MSc programme, unique in the UK, is designed to provide a strong background in a broad cross section of theories and research methods used by animal behaviourists and behavioural ecologists. It offers the opportunity to advance and expand your knowledge in the field of animal behaviour and gain practical expertise in the research and statistical methods used in psychology. You will be given an insight into the varied means of doing animal behaviour research in a wide array of locations – zoo, laboratory and in the wild. The programme provides the necessary training to continue into PhD research or to work in such places as zoos, wildlife offices, research centres and the expanding field of eco-tourism.

Entry requirements Normally at least a 2:1 Honours degree in Psychology, Biology or a related subject.

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