The course enables students to develop their theoretical, practical and technical experience in animal management. It covers anatomy and physiology, animal behaviour, animal welfare, wildlife and habitat conservation, breeding and genetics, and exotic collection management. This degree opens up a wide range of careers, such as wildlife officer, protected area manager, animal keeper, animal trainer, reserve warden and wildlife ranger – as well as opportunities in teaching and environmental education.

In order to progress to this program, Pathway program is required first. All prices are estimated for previous years and are subject to change. BSc Hons Animal Management is offered by one of the university's partner colleges, Hadlow College in Kent.