MBio动物学

林肯大学的MBio动物学学位是对动物如何进化，它们如何运作以及与环境互动的方式的探索。该课程集解剖学，生理学，行为学，生态学，进化和保护于一体，以全面了解物种结构和多样性。人类创造了一个瞬息万变的世界，动物必须适应这一世界。了解与我们星球共享的动物的惊人多样性有助于我们了解我们的起源并预测未来的发展。该学位旨在提供对该主题的广泛了解，包括研究现代动物学各个方面的关键方面。无脊椎动物和脊椎动物。在学习过程中，您将有机会在自然栖息地研究动物。在学习过程中，您将有机会发展科学方法和沟通技巧，这在许多工作场所都是
The study of zoology is an exploration of how animals have evolved, how they function, and the ways in which they interact with their environment. The subject integrates anatomy, physiology, behaviour, ecology, evolution, and conservation to provide a comprehensive understanding of species structure and diversity. Humans have created a rapidly-changing world to which animals have had to adapt. Understanding the amazing diversity of animals that share our planet helps us to understand our origins, as well as predict future evolution. The MBio Zoology degree at Lincoln is an exploration of how animals have evolved, how they function, and the ways in which they interact with their environment. The course integrates anatomy, physiology, behaviour, ecology, evolution, and conservation to provide a comprehensive understanding of species structure and diversity. This degree aims to provide a broad understanding of the subject, encompassing the study of key aspects of modern zoology in a diverse range of invertebrates and vertebrates. Students have opportunities to study animals in their natural habitat at key points during their studies. As students study, they will have the chance to develop skills in scientific methods and communication. Students can participate in two residential field trips in the UK, enabling them to study animals in the wild. These trips are part of two core modules: 'Ecology' in the first year and 'Conservation Biology' in the second year. For UK based field trips the University will cover costs of transport, accommodation and meals at the field site. There is also an optional Overseas Field Course module in the third year. Further details, including costs, can be found in the Features section. The MBio programme includes an additional research-intensive year, with modules to develop key transferable skills relevant to further research and employment opportunities.