The BSc Animal Behaviour with Study Abroad at the University of Exeter is your gateway to understanding the intricate world of animal actions, from their evolutionary roots to their immediate environmental influences. This undergraduate degree is designed for those fascinated by the 'how' and 'why' behind animal behaviour, equipping you with the scientific knowledge to explore topics like gene-environment interactions and the ecological drivers of behaviour. You will gain a deep appreciation for zoology, ecology, and evolutionary biology, preparing you for a career dedicated to animal welfare, conservation, or research.
You will study this full-time, four-year programme on campus, immersing yourself in a curriculum that balances core scientific principles with practical application. Your learning will involve rigorous data analysis, including statistical methods and behavioural interpretation, alongside compulsory residential field courses in diverse UK and international locations. In your final year, you will undertake a significant research project, tailoring your studies to your specific interests. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of animal behaviour and practical research skills, ready for roles in conservation science, wildlife management, or further academic study.