Fields of Study
Typical Curriculum Examples
- Animal Genetics and Regenerative Biology
- Food Microbiology and Safety
- Physiology (Growth, Lactation, Environmental)
Completion of a strong undergraduate degree program, with fundamental training in biology, chemistry, mathematics and statistics, is required for admission to the Animal Science graduate program. Graduate programs in Animal Science often include supporting work in areas such as Pathobiology, Molecular and Cell Biology, and Nutrition, among others.
The entire application package is evaluated as a whole, and in some cases a weakness in one area may be overcome by strength in another.
The University of Connecticut's Animal Science Department offers a horseback riding program open to the public with something for everyone! 30-minute private, 45-minute semi-private, and 60-minute group lessons with flexible scheduling in Dressage, Hunt Seat, Polo and Western at a variety of levels, open to adults and children who meet the minimum age and skill level requirements. Come ride with us in one of the largest heated indoor arenas in the Northeast. Excellent GGT footing, experienced lesson horses, and exceptional instructors.
- Graduate Catalog- ANSC Courses - For further information regarding the Department of Animal Science Graduate Program, applicants can email Dr. Mary Anne Amalaradjou, Graduate Program Chairman, or call 860-486-6620.
- College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources Research and Graduate Program