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Agriculture and Food Systems 020
Animal Science 067
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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2013–2015 School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Programs of Study Animal Science 067  

Animal Science 067

Degree: B.S.

Director: Daniela Sharma (sharma@aesop.rutgers.edu)

Adviser

Code

Office

Phone (Ext.)

Juan P. Advis

(AJ)

Bartlett 213D

2-9240

Carol A. Bagnell

(BQ)

Foran 126

2-6334

William Belden
(BV)
Lipman 121
2-5617
Nicholas T. Bello
(B2)
Bartlett 121
2-2996

Wendie S. Cohick

(CP)

Foran 108B

2-6319

Julie M. Fagan

(FP)

Bartlett 109B

2-8354

Barry W. Jesse

(JE)

Martin 211

2-3510

Larry S. Katz

(KT)

Martin 309

2-3591

Karyn Malinowski

(MD)

ASB II 155

2-9419 

Kenneth H. McKeever

(MG)

Bartlett 003

2-9390

Andrzej Pietrzykowski

(PK)

ERF 108

2-7448

Sarah L. Ralston

(RM)

Bartlett 209

2-9404

Troy A. Roepke
(RF)
Bartlett 3-1-6
2-9454

Dipak K. Sarkar

(SF)

ERF 104

2-1529

Daniela Sharma

(SM)

Bartlett 213D

2-1168

Michael V.K. Sukhdeo

(SL)

Bartlett 217

2-3760

Mehmet Uzumcu

(UM)

Bartlett 119

2-6912

Michael L. Westendorf

(WD)

Bartlett 213F

2-9408

Carey A. Williams

(WT)

Bartlett 213E

2-5529


The animal science curriculum provides training and career development for students having an interest in animal biology or related fields including veterinary medicine, biomedical research, laboratory animal care, horse management, agribusiness, and livestock production and management. The biological sciences form a basis for the study and management of animals. Options are offered in preveterinary medicine/research, laboratory animal science, equine science, production animal science, and companion animal science.

Options within the Animal Science Major

1. Preveterinary Medicine/Research. Rigorous instruction and experience are provided in the biological and molecular basis of animal sciences in preparation for further education in medical or graduate studies. This option fulfills the academic course requirements of most U.S. veterinary colleges. Students completing this option also may enter medical and dental schools or pursue graduate studies leading to advanced degrees.

2. Laboratory Animal Science. Instruction and practical experience are provided in research techniques and the care and use of laboratory animals. Many graduates choose careers in animal care programs as well as research laboratories of major pharmaceutical and related industries, many of which are located in New Jersey.

3. Equine Science. Instruction and practical experience in equine science (selection, breeding/reproduction, nutrition, physiology, behavior) and appropriate courses in business provide students with the basic knowledge and skills needed to manage commercial or research enterprises in the horse industry.

4. Production Animal Science. Instruction and practical experience in animal science (selection, breeding/reproduction, nutrition, physiology, behavior) and appropriate courses in business provide students the basic knowledge and skills to manage commercial or research enterprises in the livestock (dairy/beef, poultry, sheep, swine) industries, or pursue careers in related/supporting fields such as the feed and animal health care industries, zoos, or wildlife preserves.

5. Companion Animal Science. Instruction and practical experience in companion animal science (selection, breeding/reproduction, nutrition, physiology, behavior) and appropriate courses in business provide students the basic knowledge and skills to manage commercial or non-for-profit companion animal science enterprises.

 
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