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148 Master's degrees in Animal Science in North America
Animal Sciences
The Animal Sciences program of The University of Maine offers studies in reproductive physiology, animal health, nutrition or management.
Animal Science
Animal Science at West Texas A&M University will provide working professionals and individuals from diverse backgrounds a focused program for seeking additional skill sets advantageous to agricultural career pathways and/or pursuing new endeavors within the agricultural industry.
Animal and Comparative Biomedical Science
The Animal and Comparative Biomedical Science program at The University of Arizona provides the opportunity to perform research that spans from molecular biology to meat and dairy production to the business of horse racing.
Small Animal Clinical Sciences
The Small Animal Clinical Sciences MSc program at University of Saskatchewan provides teaching, research and expertise in small animal medicine, surgery, reproduction and specialized disciplines including ophthalmology, medical oncology, radiation oncology, dentistry, and wildlife and exotic animal medicine.
Animal Sciences
At the Animal Sciences program of the University of Minnesota, you can be part of one of the most vibrant graduate programs in the country, a residential community with agricultural facilities right here, on our spacious campus.
Wildlife Administration and Management
The Wildlife Administration and Management program at Southern Illinois University is awarded on the basis of demonstrated scholarship, with emphasis on basic ecological knowledge, managing habitat for wildlife, and constituent consensus building.
Animal Biology
Animal Biology offered by the University of California, Davis, encompasses the discipline-based studies of domesticated and wild animals and animal management systems.
Veterinary and Biomedical Science
Within this Veterinary and Biomedical Science Graduate MSc Program from Mississippi State University to be admitted, the applicant must either hold a D.V.M. degree from a recognized college of veterinary medicine or have at least a bachelor’s degree from a fully recognized four-year institution of higher learning.