About this course
Our Zoology course explores the effects of climate change on animal life, the ecological impact of populations, and the survival of endangered species. With our 4-year integrated Masters, you'll take specialist modules and complete an advanced research project. You'll have the chance to take extensive field trips to places like Spain, Belize and the New Forest.
Our 4-year integrated Zoology Masters will let you explore all areas of animal life from cell biology to entire ecosystems. You'll get in-depth training in the biological processes behind animal development, growth and function. Later in the course, you can specialise in different types of zoology.
You'll also carry out an extensive research project, and can collaborate with organisations in the UK or abroad.
Our tutors are leading experts in a wide range of fields in zoology, including:
evolution
behaviour
conservation
neuroscience
development
With this course you can:
use the £50 million facilities in our Institute for Life Sciences building
work with our active research staff on an independent research project
choose from a selection of modules that tailor your degree to your passions
spend a semester studying at a university in Europe or Australasia
develop vital skills that employers look for
We have close links with nearby conservation charity and zoo, Marwell Wildlife. They can provide more opportunities for fieldwork, and even collaborate with you on your final research project.
Course location
This course is based at Highfield, Southampton.
Awarding body
This qualification is awarded by the University of Southampton.
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The programme specification sets out the learning outcomes of this course and details how the course is taught and assessed.