Hartpury University MRes Animal Science
Hartpury University

Hartpury University

MRes Animal Science

Gloucester, United Kingdom

Master degree

1 year

English

Full time

Sep 2026

GBP 17,500 / per course

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The MRes Animal Science program offers students a chance to advance their knowledge in animal biology and welfare through a research-intensive curriculum. You'll engage in individual research projects under the guidance of experienced faculty. The program focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of animal science, preparing students to tackle real-world challenges in the field.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can explore various career paths, including positions in animal welfare organizations, conservation programs, and academia. They may also find roles in research and development within the agriculture industry, as well as in government policy-making relating to animal industries.

Improve the lives of animals.

We’ll support you to design and deliver an impactful research project, focused on an external setting, such as your workplace, or utilising the unique resources available on our 360-hectare campus.

Technological and scientific developments are rapidly influencing the many aspects of animal science, making innovative research essential to sustainable practice. Our students uncover invaluable new knowledge that impacts real-world practice in animal behaviour, welfare, production, nutrition, reproduction and biomechanics.

Work with experts in the field.

You’ll be supported by research-active lecturers, professors and industry professionals from Hartpury and our extensive networks. These include partnerships with national governing bodies, LEAF Farms, NAF, NFU, BEF, Jockey Club, UK Agility, RSPCA, PFMA, PIF and BIAZA.

Most of our learning and research facilities are also home to successful businesses, which means you’ll have access to real-world research subjects, industry experts and technologies.

Advance your studies your way.

You'll be supported to progress in a specific area of your professional practice or prepare for a PhD study. A mix of learning pathways, including campus and online delivery, will help you to design your timetable around other commitments.