Programme Mode
Full-Time
Duration
B.Sc. Animal and Environmental Biology (Zoology)
Understanding Animal Life and Environmental Interactions
Overview
The B.Sc. Animal and Environmental Biology programme at FUADSI focuses on the study of animal biology, ecology, and environmental systems. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical fieldwork and laboratory experience, preparing graduates for careers in wildlife conservation, environmental management, and research.
Programme Objectives
- Provide a strong foundation in animal anatomy, physiology, and taxonomy.
- Develop skills in ecology, environmental biology, and biodiversity conservation.
- Foster innovation in sustainable resource management and environmental protection.
- Prepare students for advanced studies, research, and professional practice in zoology and environmental sciences.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers as:
- Wildlife Biologists
- Environmental Consultants
- Conservation Officers
- Ecologists
- Research Scientists
- Zoologists
Key Features
- Hands-on training in animal identification and ecological surveys.
- Access to field stations and modern laboratory facilities.
- Industry internships and collaborative research projects.
- Opportunities for certifications and international exchange programs.
Admission Requirements
For detailed information on the general admission requirements, application guidelines, deadlines, and required documents, please visit the Admissions page.
How to Apply
To apply, visit the Undergraduate Admissions Portal.
| Year | Semester | Core Subjects | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 – Foundations | Semester 1 | General Biology I General Chemistry I Introductory Zoology Communication Skills Computer Applications |
Basic biology and chemistry principles, introduction to animal science, and essential computing skills. |
| Semester 2 | General Biology II General Chemistry II Animal Anatomy & Morphology Introductory Statistics Physics for Life Sciences |
Animal structure and morphology, statistical foundations, and basic physics concepts. | |
| Year 2 – Intermediate | Semester 3 | Animal Physiology I Animal Taxonomy Ecology & Environmental Biology Organic Chemistry I Laboratory Techniques |
Study of animal functions, classification, and ecological interactions. |
| Semester 4 | Animal Physiology II Genetics & Evolution Microbiology for Zoology Organic Chemistry II Numerical Methods |
Advanced animal physiology, genetics, and microbial interactions. | |
| Year 3 – Advanced Core | Semester 5 | Animal Ecology & Conservation Environmental Impact Assessment Parasitology Instrumental Analysis Elective (Wildlife Management / Fisheries Biology) |
Applications of zoology in conservation, environmental assessment, and parasitology. |
| Semester 6 | Animal Behavior Environmental Toxicology Molecular Biology Elective (Aquatic Biology / Environmental Management) Seminar Presentation |
Behavioral studies, toxicology, and molecular techniques. | |
| Year 4 – Specialization & Research | Semester 7 | Advanced Topics in Zoology Bioinformatics & Data Analysis Project Proposal & Seminar Elective (Conservation Biology / Climate Change Biology) |
Specialized zoology topics and computational analysis techniques. |
| Semester 8 | Final Year Project / Dissertation Professional Ethics & Entrepreneurship Elective (Wildlife Ecology / Sustainable Resource Management) Internship / Industry-Based Learning |
Capstone research project, professional development, and industry exposure. |
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