Bachelor of Science in Biology - Zoology

Zoology is a major branch of the biological sciences that involves the study of animals. Study in this area focuses on organismal diversity, animal structures and their functions, genetics, development, evolution, behavior, and ecological interactions. Occupations that may be available to graduates include: Animal Husbandry, Museum/Zoo Guide, Animal Laboratory Technician, Animal Trainer, Pest Control Technician, Museum Curator, Entomologist, Environmental Consultant, Field Researcher, Science Writer, Physician, Veterinarian, Wildlife Rehabilitator, Zoo Keeper, and Zoologist. Advanced training in professional or graduate schools is required in many of these areas and acceptance for advanced training is competitive. Success in this career field typically requires: a thorough knowledge of general biology, the ability to work and relate with animals, proficiency in reading and writing and the ability to collect and analyze data, and an interest in problem solving and decision making.

Must provide proof of completion of secondary education (generally 12 years).
Cumulative academic results must be equivalent to or greater than U.S. 3.0 GPA grading system.
IELTS score of 5.5
TOEFL iBT score of 61 and above
TOEFL paper-based score of 500 and above