The MSc Human Animal Interaction with Pre-Master's at INTO University of Stirling offers a unique pathway for ambitious students seeking to deepen their understanding of the complex relationships between humans and animals. You will explore critical areas such as animal behaviour, welfare, and the psychological impacts of these interactions, preparing you for advanced postgraduate study. This programme is ideal for those passionate about animal-related careers and eager to develop the research methodologies and analytical skills essential for this interdisciplinary field.
This full-time, on-campus programme is structured over three semesters, integrating your pre-master's preparation with your master's degree. You will engage in compulsory modules including Human Animal Interactions and Research Methods in Psychology, alongside quantitative and qualitative analysis. A significant component involves a 20-credit placement, offering invaluable practical experience. You will also complete a substantial 60-credit dissertation, culminating in a comprehensive research project. Upon completion, you will be well-prepared for further doctoral study or careers in animal welfare, behaviour consultancy, or research.