Programs

Animal Science (BSc Agr)

Dalhousie University's Animal Science program offers a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSc Agr) that delves into animal biology, welfare, and husbandry. Located at the Truro and Bible Hill campus, this program provides a strong scientific foundation for understanding and working with animals in various capacities. Students gain practical experience, often working with live animals in equipped farm environments, preparing them for diverse career paths or further study in fields like veterinary medicine.

Animal Science (BSc)

The Animal Science BSc at Aberystwyth University provides a comprehensive understanding of the applied science behind domesticated animals, including farm animals, horses, and companion animals. Based at the only Veterinary School in Wales, you will benefit from excellent facilities such as commercially run university farms, an equine teaching centre, and advanced laboratories. The curriculum covers key biological aspects of animal health, including anatomy, physiology, nutrition, disease diagnosis, and behaviour. You can also specialise your studies through pathways in livestock science, equine science, or behavioural science. This program is designed to give you both academic knowledge and practical experience, with insights from industry guest lecturers. Our teaching staff are active researchers, contributing to fields like veterinary infectious diseases, nutrition, reproduction, and animal behaviour. The course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, ensuring high standards of education and relevance to the industry.

Animal Science Major

The Animal Science major focuses on the science and technology behind modern food and fibre production, addressing the increasing global demand for efficient and sustainable agricultural practices. You will learn how to manage livestock, control diseases, and improve animal welfare while ensuring the production of high-quality, safe food products. The program explores the integration of new technologies and sustainable methods into traditional farming systems, preparing you for careers in a rapidly evolving industry.

Animal Science with Integrated Foundation Year

The Animal Science degree with an integrated foundation year at Aberystwyth University is a four-year program designed for students who need to strengthen their academic skills before progressing to the main BSc Animal Science curriculum. The course focuses on the applied science of domesticated animals, including farm animals, horses, and companion animals, leveraging the university's excellent facilities such as commercially run farms and an equine teaching centre. Students will gain a deep understanding of animal health, encompassing anatomy, physiology, nutrition, disease diagnosis, and behaviour. The program allows for specialization through three distinct pathways: livestock science, equine science, or behavioural science. Teaching staff are active researchers in various fields, providing students with current industry insights, further enhanced by guest lecturers. Upon successful completion of the foundation year, students will follow the comprehensive three-year BSc Animal Science syllabus. This program is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, ensuring a high standard of education and professional relevance.

Animal Sciences - Animal Nutrition and Feed Safety

The Master’s degree in Animal Science focuses on key aspects of animal-derived food production, feed safety, and quality. It caters to graduates seeking to enhance their professional standing or deepen their expertise in livestock farming. The program aims to equip students with advanced knowledge in animal nutrition for both livestock and pet animals, while also considering environmental sustainability, animal biodiversity, and animal welfare within livestock production systems. Graduates will gain skills in managing animal feeding, the animal feed industry, and the production and marketing of animal-derived food products. The curriculum emphasizes a holistic understanding to apply acquired knowledge effectively in resource-limited environments, promoting sustainable livestock farming practices.

Animation

The Bachelor of Arts in Animation program at HKU University of the Arts Utrecht focuses on bringing 2D and 3D images to life. You will learn to develop your own unique style in animation concepts, designs, and narrative forms, with a strong emphasis on the nuances of timing and character acting. The curriculum covers the entire animation production pipeline, from initial concept development and storyboarding through to editing and sound post-production. This program is ideal for students who are passionate about creating animations, transforming ideas and stories into moving images, and have a keen interest in storytelling, visual composition, and design. It suits individuals with a broad cultural and societal awareness, who enjoy teamwork, effective communication, and the desire to convey information clearly. HKU offers a unique opportunity to work on short animations both independently and collaboratively. The 3D specialization, one of the few in the Netherlands, heavily emphasizes group projects and real-world industry experience, including collaborations with external clients. Students also have the chance to create films for the BNN-VARA television program ‘Twee voor Twaalf’ and potentially have their work featured in major film events like the Lowlands film program, the Netherlands Film Festival's student competition, and animation festivals such as Playgrounds and Kaboom.

Animation BA (Hons)

The BA (Hons) Animation program at the University of Derby offers a comprehensive exploration of animation techniques, from traditional hand-drawn methods to advanced 3D digital practices. You will experiment with various materials and processes, developing your unique style and vision for animation production. The course encourages you to explore animation's diverse applications, including storytelling, social commentary, film, television, and advertising. You will gain professional awareness through real-world projects, competitions, and exhibitions, culminating in a final graduation film submitted to festivals. The program emphasizes employability, with graduates benefiting from practical experience and industry connections.

Animation BA(Hons)

This Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA (Hons)) degree in Animation focuses on bringing creative ideas to life through various animation techniques. You will learn to craft believable worlds and tell imaginative stories using a blend of traditional drawing, life drawing, and industry-standard 2D, 3D, and stop-motion animation methods. The course is designed to mirror professional studio environments, encouraging collaborative teamwork and developing your pitching, presentation, and production skills. You'll explore all facets of animation before specializing in your preferred area, building a strong personal style and a professional portfolio to prepare you for a career in the animation industry.

Animation with Illustration BA (Hons)

This BA (Hons) Animation with Illustration degree program is designed for aspiring creative professionals who want to combine animation and illustration skills for a career in the animation industry. The course was developed in consultation with industry professionals to ensure its relevance to the current creative landscape. You will gain experience in both 2D and 3D animation techniques, alongside essential drawing skills which are highly valued in the industry.

Anna University Programs

Anna University, established in 1978 and named after former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Late Dr.C.N.Annadurai, is a leading institution offering higher education in Engineering, Technology, Architecture, and Applied Sciences. It aims to meet the current and future needs of society by promoting research, disseminating knowledge, and fostering collaboration between academia and industry. The university was formed by integrating four prominent technical institutions in Chennai: College of Engineering (CEG), Alagappa College of Technology (ACT), Madras Institute of Technology (MIT), and School of Architecture & Planning (SAP). Anna University is recognized globally, ranking 470th in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and 11th among Indian institutions. The university operates through several campuses, including the CEG Campus, MIT Campus, ACT Campus, and SAP Campus. It offers a wide array of programs with a significant number of UG and PG programs, and a large number of PhD students. The university also engages in various events, recruitment drives, and tenders, reflecting its active academic and administrative environment. Notable alumni include Padma Shri Mr. M. Anandha Krishnan, India's first female engineer Ms. Ayyalasomayajula Lalitha, and former Director of Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Dr. P. S. Veeraraghavan.

Anthony F. and Alice G. Agnone School of Education Programs

Anthropology

Anthropology

Anthropology

The Anthropology Department at St. Francis Xavier University offers a program focused on the study of human societies and their development. The department acknowledges its location in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral territory of the Mi'kmaq people, and recognizes the historical connections of people of African descent to Nova Scotia. The program encourages student engagement through activities like weekly study sessions hosted by the Anthropology Society, providing a space for students to connect and study together.

Anthropology

This Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Anthropology at Oxford Brookes University explores both the social and biological aspects of humanity. You will investigate human origins, our interactions with the natural world, and contemporary societal structures. The program delves into critical global issues such as social justice, human evolution, race, gender, sexuality, environmental conservation, migration, and international development. Through a combination of lectures, seminars, field trips, and work-based learning led by world-class academics, you will develop highly employable skills. Case studies from diverse global locations, including Japan, Indonesia, Sierra Leone, India, Madagascar, South Africa, and Spain, will provide real-world context. You have the flexibility to tailor your degree through specific pathways focusing on Human Origins, International Development & Conservation, or Human Cultures, with opportunities for study abroad.

Anthropology

Anthropology is the study of what makes us human, exploring how people from diverse cultures understand, live in, and shape the world. You will use anthropological theories to examine cultural differences, social change, inequality, the body and mind, animals, globalisation, and the environment. This program helps you build essential research skills and gain fieldwork experience.

Anthropology

Anthropology at Washington State University (WSU) explores the vast spectrum of human diversity, investigating fundamental questions about culture, human origins, and biological variability. Our faculty and students examine the complex interplay between our biological heritage and learned cultural traditions. The program prepares students for diverse roles in fields such as landscape management, human impact studies, cultural resource management, forensic investigations, and international development. We are dedicated to uncovering the unwritten aspects of human history, which constitute over 99% of our existence. Through world-class research and teaching, the WSU Anthropology Department aims to deepen understanding for the public, students, and the profession regarding human diversity. Many graduates pursue careers within anthropology's sub-disciplines, while others find the program enriches their perspectives for careers in different fields, fostering a holistic appreciation of the human condition.

Anthropology

The Anthropology program at Dartmouth College offers undergraduate students the opportunity to explore the human experience across time and cultures. Through a combination of introductory and advanced coursework, students delve into the diverse aspects of human societies, including their origins, development, and variations. The program encourages critical thinking and analytical skills, preparing students to understand complex social issues from a global perspective.

Anthropology and Sociology Study Options

The University of Canterbury offers study options in Anthropology and Sociology at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Anthropology delves into the study of human societies and cultures, exploring how people live around the world and providing insights into familiar concepts by examining distant ones. Sociology offers a broad range of research interests, focusing on societal structures and dynamics, and is also part of an innovative Bachelor of Criminal Justice degree. Both disciplines equip students with valuable analytical, research, and communication skills applicable to a variety of career paths.

Anthropology and Spanish BA

This four-year Bachelor of Arts degree offers a unique combination of Anthropology and Spanish language and culture. You will explore socio-cultural differences and similarities, understanding how they develop and are transmitted. The program delves into the inter-relationship between texts and contexts, fostering critical thinking about culture and identity. You'll gain skills in synthesizing information and developing arguments from diverse literary and contemporary sources, while analyzing the literary, political, social, and cultural aspects of Spanish-speaking countries globally. Students can begin learning Spanish as beginners. The curriculum includes core Spanish language modules to enhance written and spoken skills, alongside translations from Spanish to English. You will also study the literatures, histories, cultures, and languages of the Spanish-speaking world, with opportunities to focus on periods from early modern Spain and colonial Latin America to contemporary issues. The degree includes a mandatory year abroad in a Spanish-speaking country, which can also be used for anthropological fieldwork.

Anthropology BA

The Anthropology BA program at UMass Boston offers students an in-depth exploration of human societies and cultures worldwide. This program emphasizes the development of critical thinking, research, and communication skills, equipping graduates to understand and address the complexities of a rapidly evolving global landscape. Students will gain cross-cultural understanding and become effective advocates for social change, prepared for diverse career paths.

Anthropology BA

Anthropology is the study of human diversity across the world, exploring how different societies function and understand concepts like family, religion, art, politics, and economics. This BA program at Queen's University Belfast delves into profound questions about human existence. You'll examine critical issues such as the impact of globalization on cultural diversity, the process of healing in post-conflict societies, the role of traditions and performance in shaping identity, and the motivations behind group loyalty. The course combines classroom learning with opportunities for fieldwork, placements, and performance ensembles, equipping you with valuable skills in critical thinking, cross-cultural understanding, research, interviewing, writing, and presentation.