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Bachelor of Agricultural Science – Animal Science

Bachelor of Agricultural Science – Animal Science

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

Learn how technology and new practices are being used to ensure food and fibre is ethically produced to meet consumer demands with a major in Animal Science at Murdoch.

The need to feed the growing Australian and global population means that food production systems must become more efficient to meet demand. This must also be achieved in the face of challenges including climate change, biosecurity risks and increased scrutiny from consumers for high quality products with a focus on animal welfare, sustainability and traceability.

You’ll also explore how new technologies are transforming our traditional food and fibre production systems, and the ways that these advances are moving from research to industry practice.

3 reasons to study Animal Science at Murdoch

Develop skills in livestock animal production in high demand with employers worldwide.
Learn how technology and sustainable practices are being used to meet the demands for modern livestock production
Gain in-depth understanding of livestock breeding and management from world-leading experts in livestock production, health and welfare

What you’ll learn

The Animal Science major focuses on the beef, dairy, sheep, pig and poultry industries. You will build the knowledge and skills you need to enter a career in animal agriculture. Here are some of the things you’ll learn:

Livestock science and genetics
Veterinary nutrition and animal toxicology
Comparative mammalian biochemistry
Animal structure and function
Animal production systems

Your future career

A major in Animal Science will give you extensive employment opportunities across the livestock industries. You may choose an area of specialisation or work across a broad range of areas, with career options including, but not limited to:

Your future career could include:

Farm Business Manager
Agribusiness Consultant
Livestock Consultant or Extension Officer
Animal Nutritionist
Biosecurity Officer
Animal Breeding Services
Research Scientist

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

Murdoch University is based in Perth, the biggest city in Western Australia. It is a world-renowned research university, being a part of the Innovative Research Universities group. It has an impressive reputation for conducting ground-breaking studies, and experienced academics encourage students to be independent thinkers with a focus on the future. Murdoch offers around 230 undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs, and a series of dedicated scholarships for international students to help them with the costs of studying in Australia. The University boasts strong connections with overseas partners, domestic government departments and the wider working community, giving students a perfect springboard to take part in work placements and complete real-world projects in their subject area.

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Murdoch University is based in Perth, the biggest city in Western Australia. It is a world-renowned research university, being a part of the Innovative Research Universities group. It has an impressive reputation for conducting ground-breaking studies, and experienced academics encourage students to be independent thinkers with a focus on the future. Murdoch offers around 230 undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs, and a series of dedicated scholarships for international students to help them with the costs of studying in Australia. The University boasts strong connections with overseas partners, domestic government departments and the wider working community, giving students a perfect springboard to take part in work placements and complete real-world projects in their subject area.

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