Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Biological and Environmental Sciences
Learning Methods
Lecture
Off Site
Workshop
Module Offerings
6216NATSCI-JAN-CTY
Aims
To demonstrate how research in animal behaviour can be used to inform management of animals in a range of contexts.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Analyse behaviour in an applied context and evaluate its underlying causes
2.
Discuss the behavioural principles and techniques forming the background to
animal management
3.
Critically evaluate relevant literature in Applied Animal Behaviour
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:The module highlights the importance of using knowledge of animal behaviour in a range of applied contexts. Topics will draw upon staff expertise and links with external organisations, and so are subject to availability, but may include training methods, reproduction, and the exhibition of different animal species. The range of contexts in which animals are studied may include zoos, aquaria, farms, and nature reserves.
Module Overview:
This module provides an in-depth discussion of selected topical issues in animal behaviour. The module demonstrates how research in animal behaviour can be used to inform management of animals in a range of contexts.
This module provides an in-depth discussion of selected topical issues in animal behaviour. The module demonstrates how research in animal behaviour can be used to inform management of animals in a range of contexts.
Additional Information:The aims of the module will be partly met via interactions with professionals in the field of Applied Animal Behaviour, and provide specific opportunities for developing insight into careers in these fields.