The MA Anthrozoology at the University of Exeter is designed for individuals passionate about understanding the complex and evolving relationships between humans and other animals across diverse cultural, historical, and geographical landscapes. This postgraduate degree delves into critical areas such as animal representation, applied anthrozoology, and human-wildlife conflict, equipping you with the theoretical frameworks and methodological skills to analyse these vital interconnections. If you are seeking to deepen your academic understanding of the animal-human bond and contribute to fields like conservation, animal welfare, or ethical policy, this programme offers a compelling intellectual journey.
You will engage with core modules in Anthrozoology: Theory and Method, and Applied Anthrozoology, alongside a substantial dissertation, allowing you to explore your specific interests in depth. This online Masters degree, studied full-time over one year, offers flexibility for those with existing commitments, with the option to undertake an intensive residential module for direct engagement with academics and peers. You will graduate with advanced analytical skills and a nuanced perspective on anthrozoological issues, preparing you for careers in conservation, animal welfare organisations, policy development, or further academic research.