Zoology

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The Zoology program at University College Cork is for students who want to learn about animals and their behavior. It's a Non-degree program that takes a year to complete, taught in English. This program helps students gain a deeper understanding of zoology.

The curriculum covers specific subjects like animal behavior, physiology, and ecology. Students develop skills in observation, research, and analysis, with hands-on components like lab work and field trips.

Graduates can pursue careers as Wildlife Conservationists, Zookeepers, Animal Behaviorists, or Research Assistants, working in industries like wildlife conservation, zoos, or research institutions.