M.Sc. (Zoology)

M.Sc. (Zoology)

Actually, Zoology is the science of studying animals - so it's a subset of Biology and its scope is much more diverse than zoos. In fact, it is one of the most exciting areas of study, involving every imaginable kind of animal (including humans), in habitats as diverse as rainforests and oceans. Zoologists study life at the level of the organism, population, community, and/or ecosystem. Ecologists, marine biologists, taxonomists, wildlife and fisheries biologists, and others are examples of zoologists.

Subject Information
Lateral Entry : Not Available
Credit Transfer : Not Available
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Introduction to Bio Chemistry
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Introduction to Developmental Biology
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Fundamental of Molecular Biology
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Animal Biodiversity & Taxonomy
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Entomology or Microscopy
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Cell Biology
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Quantitative Techniques
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Microscopy Techniques or Applied Entomology
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General Genetics
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Techniques in Bio Chemistry

Career Opportunities
Zoologists may find careers in industry and private business. For example, some industries employ field biologists to monitor and manage effluent production and land use around a factory, and to measure environmental health.