14 Animal Training Degree Programs

The Animal and Human Interaction program offers an opportunity to apply modern knowledge, methods and technologies in animal and human interaction practice, deal with challenges arising from constant changes in the human-animal relationships, empowers graduates to carry out independent analysis of problems associated with therapeutic animals and evaluate its results. The goals of this program are to educate students to take on responsibility for shaping the human-animal relationships in science and society, both scientifically and ethically.

This free online course gives you the knowledge and dog training methods you need to become a professional dog trainer.

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There are many colleges and universities where students can learn about animal behaviour, but very few like Franklin & Marshall College provide opportunities in the Animal Behavior major of the Biological Foundations of Behavior program for undergraduates to work directly in the laboratory, field, zoos and other countries with many animal species, including aquatic invertebrates, fish, mammals, birds and capuchin monkeys.

This Master’s degree course is designed to further develop the equestrian academic skills and knowledge of graduates, focusing on the field of equestrian behaviour, performance and training. Students would be expected to have an existing interest in the key areas of equine behaviour science and horse-rider interactions, specifically their impact on equestrian performance.

We can help you to gain vital experience of working with animals in our industry-standard grooming salons, helping to support your application and entry into the dog grooming profession. You may even be inspired to open your own dog grooming salon. Alternatively, you may progress to an education route, lecturing others on aspects of animal care and passing on your expertise, or as an assessor.

Graduates of the Horse Management curriculum earn the skills necessary for management and operation of horse production, training, boarding and sales facilities, including equine and business aspects.

This practical course enables you to gain the skills and knowledge necessary to work as a Professional Dog Groomer. You'll learn key elements of the industry, such as health and safety, dog styling, customer service, and record keeping. The course offers a blend of theory, direct study, and practical workshops at college to underpin the skills and knowledge required to meet the assessment criteria.

The Autism and Behavioural Science is a one-year graduate program for students looking to advance their knowledge in autism spectrum disorder . You will learn to design and implement behaviour strategies, understand evidence-based treatments, collect and analyze data, and work with and train families. Graduating students will establish an expertise within the children’s sector and be prepared for a range of career opportunities.

The Level 3 Diploma in Dog Grooming is a comprehensive qualification designed to equip individuals with the practical skills and knowledge necessary for a career as a Professional Dog Groomer. Whether you're looking to enter the industry or build upon existing experience, this course focuses on the principles and practices of modern dog grooming techniques to prepare you for success.

The mission of the Bachelor of Science Degree in Canine Studies (Cynology) is to guide the students’ exploration of the canine species through a vast array of scholarly studies and experiences that expose the uniqueness of the dog’s coveted relationship with humans while providing an opportunity for students to explore their own species as it evolved through its relationship with the canine, and in so doing, provide a multitude of dog or human aligned job opportunities.

Course work in the Equine Science Degree focuses on the horse and related industry professions' physiological and behavioural science aspects.

Associate of Science in Assistance Dog Education. The Assistance Dog Education A.S degree program's mission is to prepare students for careers in the service, facility, canine therapy, and affiliated assistance dog-related fields.

Students preparing for the increasing job opportunities in occupations relating to the raising, breeding, and management of horses and directly related businesses should consider this curriculum. Some of the specific jobs available to equine students include stable manager, groomer, a salesperson in a tack store, and public relations specialist.