Animal Behaviour and Welfare explores how animals think, behave, communicate, and respond to the environments around them. This integrated Master's degree combines animal science, behaviour, welfare, and research skills to help you understand how animals can be cared for, managed, and protected across a wide range of settings.At the University of Lincoln, you'll study topics including animal behaviour, welfare assessment, ethics, cognition, and conservation while gaining practical scientific experience through laboratory work, research, and applied learning.The MBio pathway allows you to graduate with an enhanced research qualification, helping you stand out for careers in animal welfare, research, conservation, and postgraduate study.