School: School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences. This three-year highly practical degree nurtures a passion for the animal kingdom, providing fundamental skills and knowledge for a vast range of careers. Studying on the idyllic Brackenhurst Campus, the course is packed with field trips, laboratory work, and interactive sessions. It delves into physiology, genetics, evolution, ecology, animal behaviour, and more. The campus itself acts as an outdoor classroom, with diverse environments from hedgerows and woodlands to ponds and freshwater streams, offering endless scope for practical learning. Students will gain in-depth knowledge of animal sciences and hands-on experience in modern laboratory and field research techniques, along with ethical working practices.

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse careers in the environmental, agricultural, and scientific industries. Common career options include: Zoologist, Academic Researcher, Animal Nutritionist, Ecologist, Environmental Consultant, Environmental Education Officer, Nature Conservation Officer, Science Writer, Zookeeper, Animal Welfare Officer, Veterinary Nurse (support roles), Field Trials Officer, Fisheries Officer, and roles in Wildlife Management. Graduates often find opportunities with animal and environmental charities, zoos or wildlife parks, environmental protection agencies, aquaculture and animal nutrition companies, government agencies, research institutions, and conservation organizations. The program's "work experience opportunities on every degree" and "extensive partnerships with businesses and industry" enhance employability. Many graduates also pursue further study (MSc, PhD) in related subjects like wildlife conservation, animal biology, or ecology.

Nottingham Trent University provides work experience opportunities on every degree, with extensive partnerships with businesses and industry, greatly enhancing graduate employability. It is a sustainable university with many green initiatives, including generating its own energy, reflecting a commitment to environmental responsibility. The dedicated Brackenhurst Campus offers a unique "outdoor classroom" environment with specialized animal and environmental facilities, providing highly practical learning. The university prides itself on excellent graduate prospects and industry-ready skills, preparing students for diverse roles in the wildlife and conservation sectors.