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Bachelor of Science ANTHROZOOLOGY
Anthrozoology is the study of how people and animals interact. Beacon is one of only two colleges in the country to offer a BS in Anthrozoology!
• Think like a scientist. • Use critical thinking skills to evaluate situations involving animals. • Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of animal husbandry, animal behavior and animal welfare. • Create solutions leading to more positive interactions and relationships between humans and animals.
As an Anthrozoology major, you will:
CAREER OPTIONS Your studies prepare you for careers in animal-assisted therapy, animal welfare advocacy, humane education, wildlife conservation or hands-on roles in shelters, zoos, and aquariums. Graduates can immediately begin working in the field or continue their education in graduate programs leading to roles in academia, nonprofit organizations, public policy or veterinary support services. HANDS-ON LEARNING Our campus is home to a diverse animal collection, including small mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates. Students have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience caring for these animals through coursework, and can take on a more advanced role by serving as an animal care intern. You’ll also participate in special learning opportunities through our close relationships with area employers and organizations that work with animals. These include area zoos, rescue shelters, stables, farms and other locations. You’ll study zoology at ZooTampa, conservation at local state parks and wildlife management areas, and animal welfare at Lake County Animal Shelter.
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