不良研究所

Animal Health and Disease Specialization

The Animal Health and Disease specialization is a Pre-Vet compatible undergraduate degree. The program is structured around courses within the biological and health sciences that will give you the needed background in basic sciences such as genetics, molecular biology and biochemistry to proceed with more advanced courses in the animal and health sciences. After the basic science courses taken in the first year, students enroll in animal specialized courses such as physiology, immunology, animal nutrition, animal industries and animal behavior. An emphasis of this specialization is how to prevent, treat and understand disease in domestic animals.

Through-out this program there are hands on sessions with the animals on our teaching and research farm including cows, sheep and poultry. During the program there are opportunities to add a research component with domestic or wild animals. Throughout the program there are field trips to learn more about animals and veterinary medicine. Students who enter this specialization are not guaranteed entry into a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. This specialization prepares you for a career in animal health sciences, or for further studies at the graduate level in the life sciences, various health fields or animal sciences.

YOU MAY TAKE THIS SPECIALIZATION WITH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MAJOR: Life Sciences

For questions about the Animal Health and Disease Specialization, please contact the bsc-advisor.agenvsc [at] mcgill.ca (student advisor).

Note: if you are coming to 不良研究所 from outside of Quebec you will enroll in the Freshman Program making this a four year program of study.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS: 24 credits

To view the list of courses:

Bachelor of Science (Agricultural and Environmental Sciences) (B.Sc.(Ag.Env.Sc.)) - Animal Health and Disease (24 Credits)

CAREER PATHS CAN INCLUDE:

Veterinary medicine, animal health sciences or further studies at the graduate level in health or animal sciences.

For more career paths, please visit the Career Planning Service (CaPS) website.

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