Animal Science - a scientific approach

About this programme

The course intends to provide general knowledge of theory within animal science and the methods that are used within the research domain. The course also intends to give the students the opportunity to reflect on scientific theory in relation to sustainability aspects and ethical challenges. Knowledge equivalent to 150 credits 60 credits biology or 60 credits animal science or 60 credits equine science or 60 credits veterinary nursing or 60 credits veterinary medicine English 6 or 150 credits 60 credits agricultural sciences 30 credits animal science/zoology English 6 The grade requirements within the course grading system are set out in specific criteria. These criteria must be available by the course start at the latest. Knowledge equivalent to 150 credits 60 credits biology or 60 credits animal science or 60 credits equine science or 60 credits veterinary nursing or 60 credits veterinary medicine English 6 or 150 credits 60 credits agricultural sciences 30 credits animal science/zoology English 6 The course intends to provide general knowledge of theory within animal science and the methods that are used within the research domain. The course also intends to give the students the opportunity to reflect on scientific theory in relation to sustainability aspects and ethical challenges. Content: The course contains a broad introduction to university studies at advanced level and the ability to search, compile and critically interpret scientific literature are trained in several parts in the course.