You’ll need a degree in a subject such as zoology, ecology or biology and sometimes a PhD. Relevant volunteer work may also be necessary.
What can you do with Level 3 animal care?
Career options
- Pet store or kennels or cattery manager.
- Animal care technician.
- Animal rescue centre staff.
- Guide dog trainer.
- Trainee zookeeper.
What to major in if you love animals?
What are some animal-related STEM majors?
- Animal Science. Students focus primarily on the management of livestock species such as cattle, horses, pigs, goats and sheep.
- Animal Behavior.
- Biology.
- Dairy Science.
- Equine Science.
- Poultry Science.
- Veterinary Technology.
- Zoology.
What job can I get with animal care Level 2?
Level 2 Apprenticeship in Animal Care (equivalent to 5 GCSES) Job roles such as: Animal Care Assistant Assistant Dog Groomer Kennel Hand Retail Assistant You can select one of the above pathways to tailor the Apprenticeship to your career path.
What will I study in an animal care and welfare course?
The course covers a range and depth of knowledge of the specialist care and welfare requirements of a wide variety of species. You will study a wide range of subjects including Animals in Society, Work Experience, Applied Companion Animal Behaviour, Animal Care Drugs and Medicines, Animal Care Diagnostic Techniques, Getting Started in Business.
What is animal welfare at the University of Glasgow?
The programme also attempts to cover the entire spectrum of animal welfare, including zoos, farms, laboratory animals and wildlife. The University of Glasgow endeavours to run all programmes as advertised.
What can you do with a degree in animal biology?
You can learn about the biology, physiology and behaviour of animals as well as practical skills covering nutrition and welfare. If you’ve set your sights on working in a vet practice, kennels, a dog grooming parlour or even a zoo, then our courses will provide a solid foundation in caring for animals.
What is animal welfare science and ethics?
Animal welfare science and ethics is an expanding topic of international concern, which is why the University of Glasgow offer an Animal Welfare MSc programme. It aims to improve our knowledge and understanding of animals’ needs, which is required to provide a high standard of care to the whole range of animals kept in captivity.