Studying BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour at Liverpool John Moores University will give you an opportunity to learn from experts in animal behaviour and complete work-related learning with a variety of animal-related organisations, such as zoos, wildlife parks, conservation NGOs and rescue centres. The degree develops your understanding of the science of animal behaviour in relation to evolution, ecology, physiology, neurobiology and genetics, preparing students for a career in science, animal welfare, animal behaviour research, the emergency services or conservation.This course gives you the understanding to answer questions such as 'how and why does behaviour vary between individuals, groups and species' and 'how is behaviour shaped by the past (evolutionary history) and the present (the environment), and regulated by genes, physiology and neurobiology'Modules cover animal behaviour in a range of environments from natural behaviour in the tropics and temperate habitats terrestrial, freshwater and marine ecosystems through to the behaviour and welfare of domestic and captive animals.Start date: SeptemberStudy mode: Full-timeCourse duration: 3 years FullTime, 4 years Placement yearCampus: CityUCAS Code: C301Grades/points required: BBC - ABB (112 - 128)