The Bachelor's Degree in Human-Animal Studies (HAST) at the University of Redlands offers you a unique opportunity to explore the intricate and evolving relationships between humans and other animals. This interdisciplinary field critically examines the historical, ecological, biological, psychological, and ethical connections that shape our shared world. If you are driven by a desire to understand the multifaceted roles animals play in human lives and societies, this programme provides the foundational knowledge and analytical tools to address complex contemporary issues.
You will engage with this subject through a full-time, on-campus learning experience over four years, delving into diverse topics such as animal behaviour, conservation ethics, and the societal impact of human-animal interactions. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking and research skills, culminating in a significant independent project where you can apply your learning to a specific area of interest. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for a variety of pathways, including further academic study or careers in animal welfare, conservation, policy, education, and research.