Bachelor of Science in Animal Science

University of Delaware

Animal Science majors are prepared to enter the workforce in careers associated with the global demand for food and fiber and/or the education and conservation of non-domesticated animals housed in zoos, aquariums and sanctuaries. They will contribute to a greater understanding of the complex relationships between domestic animals (livestock and pets), wild animals, humans and our shared environment. The curriculum includes an animal science core (anatomy, nutrition, physiology, health, genetics, and behavior) and advanced animal science courses in several animal disciplines.Integrate and apply knowledge of animal sciences in and across the core areas of animal science such as physiology, nutrition, genetics, health, behavior and environmental management. Think critically use quantitative reasoning, skeptical inquiry and the scientific approach to solve problems in the animal sciences. Effectively communicate animal science issues and perspectives orally and through writing Demonstrate knowledge of major scientific concepts, social, economic and ethical implications in the animal sciences Work collaboratively and independently, learning from diverse perspectives to assimilate knowledge and synthesize new solutions and ways of thinking about current challenges and issues in the animal sciences.

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources