Introduction to Animal Behaviour for HE

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LOCATION & START DATE
Duchy College Stoke Climsland - 26 February 2024
LEVEL
No Qualification Levels Explained
DURATION
4 Evenings
LEARNING AREA
Animal Management & Veterinary Nursing Find out more
ATTENDANCE
Part-time

Introduction to Animal Behaviour for HE

Animal Behaviour Courses Animal behaviour is a fascinating subject. Some of our domestic pets can exhibit behavioural issues for many reasons. They can’t communicate their feelings as effectively as humans, but by careful observation and learning how to read body language, we can begin to acknowledge when our pets are injured, feel unwell, feel threatened, or are restless.

By studying animal behaviou, you can gain a deeper understanding into the reasons why animals display certain behaviours and how you can help resolve them. This short course could even prepare you for further learning.

What you will learn

Students will learn:

- The main influences on behaviour
- Emotional and physical needs of animals
- The role humans play in the development of unwanted behaviour and strategies to manage and improve welfare

Entry requirements

No academic entry requirements.

Please email michelle.chappell@duchy.ac.uk to discuss any support needs.

Progression

Access to HE
Level 4 Animal Health and Management

Duchy College Stoke Climsland

Duchy College Stoke Climsland

Set on stunning rolling hillsides, our campus epitomises the very best of land-based education. The recent addition of the £4 million Future Farm research facility means students and businesses are at the heart of the next evolution of environmental farming. Whether it’s a love of horses, sport, protective services, heavy machinery or animal care, nobody forgets their time at Duchy College Stoke Climsland. It’s time to secure your #careercollege experience.


Students will learn:

- The main influences on behaviour
- Emotional and physical needs of animals
- The role humans play in the development of unwanted behaviour and strategies to manage and improve welfare

No academic entry requirements.

Please email michelle.chappell@duchy.ac.uk to discuss any support needs.

Access to HE Level 4 Animal Health and Management

Duchy College Stoke Climsland

Duchy College Stoke Climsland

Set on stunning rolling hillsides, our campus epitomises the very best of land-based education. The recent addition of the £4 million Future Farm research facility means students and businesses are at the heart of the next evolution of environmental farming. Whether it’s a love of horses, sport, protective services, heavy machinery or animal care, nobody forgets their time at Duchy College Stoke Climsland. It’s time to secure your #careercollege experience.


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