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If you are looking for funding to study animal and veterinary science, we have several options for you to explore. There are various funding opportunities available for your projects and research.

These options can support initiatives in animal health, and related fields. By exploring these funding sources, you can access financial assistance that may contribute to advancing your work. Be sure to review the specific criteria and guidelines set forth by each opportunity to determine the best fit for your research goals and objectives.

If you're interested in pursuing a career in veterinary science, securing funding can be crucial to support your education and training. With the right financial assistance, you can further your studies and gain valuable experience in working with animals. Discover funding opportunities tailored for veterinary students to help cover tuition fees, research costs, and other expenses associated with your veterinary studies. Make sure to explore all available options to find the best support for your educational journey from scholarships, bursaries or PhD studentships.

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MSc Applied Wildlife Conservation

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  • DeadlineStudy Details:

    MSc January start, 15 months; September start, 12 months (full-time). January start, 33 months. September start, 28 months (part-time).

Develop the practical skills you need for a career in wildlife conservation. The course was developed in partnership with environmental organisations ...

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