54 Master's degrees in Animal Science in United Kingdom

This One Health - Ecosystems, Humans and Animals programme is delivered jointly by London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). It addresses a broad range of topics under the One Health paradigm and provides a foundation in the principles of diseases in the context of sociological systems, global health and food safety. 

Study this unique Masters in Human-Animal Interaction from University of Stirling to explore research methods and our relationships with non-human animals. Gain real-world experience through placements and projects.

Become a specialist wildlife conservation practitioner with practical skills, experience and knowledge to protect the world's most vulnerable species, habitats and ecosystems with the Applied Wildlife Conservation programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England).

The Animal Science research programme from Newcastle University spans key areas including animal health and welfare, the environmental impact of livestock systems, and the safety and quality of animal products.

Learn with expert researchers at University of Chester how the dynamic field of Animal Behaviour integrates with wider biology and is applied to practical decision-making.

This Advanced Wildlife Conservation in Practice MSc/PGCert/PGDip programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) focuses on developing your innovation and entrepreneurial skills.

The MSc in Bovine Reproduction (MBR) is a two-year part-time Masters level course for cattle veterinarians.  

Understand the causes, effects and ultimate explanations for the evolution of animal behaviour. On this Animal Behaviour course at University of Sussex, you’ll learn to apply that understanding to conserve and manage species.

The Animal Welfare course from Newcastle University explores the welfare of laboratory, farm, companion and wild animals.

The Marine Top Predator programme offered by Bangor University is a full-time, one-year course, consisting of two taught semesters and an independent research project.

The Animal Ecology programme at the University of Glasgow aims to predict the consequences of rapid environmental change such as that due to climate, habitat loss, renewable energy growth, pollution and over-exploitation of natural resources on biodiversity and human and animal health.

The Animal Nutrition programme of the University of Glasgow provides students with the knowledge and understanding of the principles and practice of animal nutrition in production and companion animals. This enables them to apply a scientific and research-led approach at a practical level to improve performance, health and welfare.

This Animal Behaviour programme from Newcastle University explores the exciting and theoretically rigorous area of the biological sciences.

The Equitation Science study delivered by University of Plymouth emphasises professional technical skills, and benefit from direct one-to-one access to lecturers and personal wrap around support.

This Animal Behaviour and Welfare MSc programme from Queen's University Belfast will provide you with an advanced understanding of current and emerging issues in both Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare and provide you with an extensive range of lectures on a variety of topics.

This Anthrozoology programme from The University of Exeter will provide you with an insight into the many and varied ways in which humans think about and interact with other animals in a range of cultural, historical and geographical contexts

Animal welfare science and ethics is an expanding topic of international concern. The Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law programme of the University of Glasgow aims to improve our knowledge and understanding of animals’ needs, which is required to provide a high standard of care to the whole range of animals kept in captivity.

The MSc in One Health (ecosystems, humans and animals) at the Royal Veterinary College is designed to be completed either full-time or part-time. This programme spans one year for full-time students and two years for part-time attendees, offering a comprehensive exploration of the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health.

Collaborate with world-leading conservation scientists and gain the knowledge, skills and practical experience needed for a successful career in conservation.

The Pre-Master's for Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences course prepares you for a postgraduate degree at the University of Glasgow.