The M.S. degree in Animal Sciences may be earned for a program of study in reproductive physiology, animal health, nutrition or management. For the M.S. degree, a minimum of 30 semester hours, including credit given for the thesis, is required. The minimum amount of credit for the thesis is 6 hours and in no case may it exceed 15 hours.In addition, a minimum of 12 hours (exclusive of thesis) of 500- and/or 600-level coursework is required. Guided by leading experts in their areas, you will learn advanced research techniques that will allow you to solve critical issues affecting animals. Our program features advanced equipment and facilities to study issues related to the health, nutrition, management, and reproduction of aquaculture species, livestock, and wildlife. Great research resources to empower your animal science career. Tailored curriculum to fit your professional needs. Emphasis on field experience and molecular techniques applied to animal research. Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis