Program Overview

Introduction to the FdSc Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Conservation Course

The FdSc Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Conservation course is a university-level program designed to provide students with the opportunities and key skills needed for both work and further study. This course is delivered by Weymouth and Kingston Maurward College, one of the University of Plymouth's partner institutions.

Course Details

• UCAS Course Code: D392
• Institution Code: W66
• Duration: 2 years
• Course Type: Full-time, with a part-time route available
• Study Location: Weymouth and Kingston Maurward College

Fees, Costs, and Funding

As this course is delivered by a partner college, please contact the college directly for information on fees and funding.

How to Apply

All applications for undergraduate courses are made through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). To apply for this course, visit the UCAS website for more information, including application deadline dates.

Partnership with Weymouth and Kingston Maurward College

The University of Plymouth has developed partnerships with institutions around the world to make higher education more accessible. These partnerships enable students to enroll for a degree at a partnership institution closer to home or engage in distance learning. The University of Plymouth's Academic Partnerships cater to a huge variety of needs and aspirations, offering full- or part-time study options from foundation degree to masters-level.

Studying with Weymouth College

Weymouth College is located in Dorset, an area that proudly hosted the epic sailing events for the 2012 Olympic Games. The college offers a range of university-level courses, including the FdSc Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Conservation, providing students with a supportive learning environment and a university-level qualification awarded by the University of Plymouth.

Course Structure and Content

The modules shown for this course are subject to amendment as part of the University's curriculum enrichment program. For the most current and detailed information on course structure and content, it is recommended to consult directly with Weymouth and Kingston Maurward College.

Conclusion

The FdSc Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Conservation course offers a unique opportunity for students to engage in higher education, focusing on animal behaviour, welfare, and conservation. With its location in Dorset and its partnership with the University of Plymouth, this course provides a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing students for careers in related fields or further academic study.