The Zoology BSc at Nottingham Trent University is your gateway to understanding the intricate lives of animals and the ecosystems they inhabit. This undergraduate degree is designed for those driven by a deep curiosity about animal behaviour, physiology, genetics, and evolution, preparing you to address critical challenges in conservation, animal welfare, and ecological research. You will explore fundamental principles of animal biology, from the microscopic world of pathogen biology to the complex interactions within ecological systems, gaining a comprehensive foundation in this vital scientific discipline.
You will study this course full-time on campus over three years, engaging in a highly practical learning experience that includes laboratory sessions, field trips, and a significant residential field course. Throughout your degree, you will develop essential research skills, analyse data using statistical packages, and investigate topics such as vertebrate and invertebrate zoology, host-parasite relationships, and animal cognition. You will graduate with the knowledge and practical expertise to pursue diverse career paths in environmental consultancy, wildlife management, scientific research, and more, equipped to make a tangible impact.