Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Animal Behaviour and Psychology

Program Description Develop vital employer-desired skills while studying the ever-interesting field of animal behaviour.

With an emphasis on free-living, wild animals students will follow a scientifically driven programme of work that develops their fundamental skills and knowledge and then uses them in cutting-edge applied contexts such as conservation and welfare sciences.

This is a long-established combined course with internationally recognised staff engaged in research that underpins teaching at all levels. At Chester, they make great use of local and UK-wide field/zoo sites and there is scope for international fieldwork and research alongside their staff and research partners.

A Psychology degree from Chester will equip graduates with a broad range of employability skills alongside their Psychology content, including literacy, numeracy, critical appraisal, data handling, communication, and logical problem-solving skills.