which university in Germany should I take for studying zoology?
Q. I want to study zoology in germany. But I don't know which uni to choose. what's the differences between zoology and biology? When I apply for some uni, I'll take zoology but biology ,right? or I take biology and study zoology later?
Asked by ha - Sun Oct 4 05:30:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Biology is the study of all life, including plants; zoology is the study of animals. How about Tubingen University?
Answered by Tim D - Sun Oct 4 12:08:50 2009
Q. I want to study zoology in germany. But I don't know which uni to choose. what's the differences between zoology and biology? When I apply for some uni, I'll take zoology but biology ,right? or I take biology and study zoology later?
Asked by ha - Sun Oct 4 05:30:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Biology is the study of all life, including plants; zoology is the study of animals. How about Tubingen University?
Answered by Tim D - Sun Oct 4 12:08:50 2009
what is the BEST school in the United States for studying zoology?
Q. help me out please!
Asked by beatro - Mon Feb 23 02:23:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe Humbolt University, in Humbolt County, California has a pretty great program. Also Moorpark Community College has a good program like that, they also have their own zoo which you can work in.
Answered by lerome3 - Mon Feb 23 02:27:24 2009
Q. help me out please!
Asked by beatro - Mon Feb 23 02:23:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe Humbolt University, in Humbolt County, California has a pretty great program. Also Moorpark Community College has a good program like that, they also have their own zoo which you can work in.
Answered by lerome3 - Mon Feb 23 02:27:24 2009
what are the job opportunities of a zoologist (or someone studying the course of zoology)?
Q. what are some of the jobs you can get after studying zoology ? what kind of employers are thier (types of work) with this degree? i know you can be a teacher and teach zoology but are thier more jobs
Asked by zain7735 - Sun May 11 20:05:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jobs options with this degree would be working as a zookeeper in a zoo, working for a museum, a non-profit, for a govenment organization, for an environmental consultant firm, or a for a university.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun May 11 22:59:18 2008
Q. what are some of the jobs you can get after studying zoology ? what kind of employers are thier (types of work) with this degree? i know you can be a teacher and teach zoology but are thier more jobs
Asked by zain7735 - Sun May 11 20:05:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jobs options with this degree would be working as a zookeeper in a zoo, working for a museum, a non-profit, for a govenment organization, for an environmental consultant firm, or a for a university.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun May 11 22:59:18 2008
Best college in U.S to go to for studying Zoology?
Q. Whats tha best college in U.S to go to for studying Zoology?
Asked by Jess - Tue Apr 6 12:32:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by DrIG - Sat Apr 10 06:54:03 2010
Q. Whats tha best college in U.S to go to for studying Zoology?
Asked by Jess - Tue Apr 6 12:32:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Can anyone recommend a good course of study for middle school zoology?
Q. We are homeschooling and our daughter is interested in studying zoology. I've tried searching for books, but all I seem to find are high-school and college level. Are there any good material out there (books, websites, software, etc.) that would make for a good starter course in zoology?
Asked by BCDad - Fri Jul 17 11:34:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Zoology course that has an Intelligent Design/Creationist viewpoint is offered by Apologia Publishing. They have a three-part Zoology course that was written for homeschool flexibility, (for instance if you had two children a couple years apart and wanted to teach their science together, you can do that.) So the books are adaptable for all upper elementary and middle school and can be taught in any order. Zoology 1 is flying creatures Zoology 2 is swimming creatures Zoology 3 is land animals The Apologia.com website has a really weird layout and they want you to log on to really see anything, and they charge full price too, so the "source" link (at the very bottom of my post) takes you to CBD instead where you can actually see the… [cont.]
Answered by Laurel - Sat Jul 18 16:09:21 2009
Q. We are homeschooling and our daughter is interested in studying zoology. I've tried searching for books, but all I seem to find are high-school and college level. Are there any good material out there (books, websites, software, etc.) that would make for a good starter course in zoology?
Asked by BCDad - Fri Jul 17 11:34:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Zoology course that has an Intelligent Design/Creationist viewpoint is offered by Apologia Publishing. They have a three-part Zoology course that was written for homeschool flexibility, (for instance if you had two children a couple years apart and wanted to teach their science together, you can do that.) So the books are adaptable for all upper elementary and middle school and can be taught in any order. Zoology 1 is flying creatures Zoology 2 is swimming creatures Zoology 3 is land animals The Apologia.com website has a really weird layout and they want you to log on to really see anything, and they charge full price too, so the "source" link (at the very bottom of my post) takes you to CBD instead where you can actually see the… [cont.]
Answered by Laurel - Sat Jul 18 16:09:21 2009
Studying zoology in Ireland?
Q. I am young, but I want to study zoology in Ireland or if not then britain. Where is the best college for zoology and what are the subject requirements?
Asked by Only Sometimes - Mon Nov 6 15:45:52 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can study Zoology at Trinity college in Dublin, N.U.I, Galway, and in U.C. Cork. Trinity College probably has the best reputation in Ireland. You do not specialize in zooology until your final year ( You must study it through an undenominated science degree programme). There are elements of zoology to other courses, such as marine science in N.U.I., Galway, enviornmental science etc.. you'll need a science subject at leaving cert, and about 350-420 points depending on the course.
Answered by canislupus - Tue Nov 7 13:00:02 2006
Q. I am young, but I want to study zoology in Ireland or if not then britain. Where is the best college for zoology and what are the subject requirements?
Asked by Only Sometimes - Mon Nov 6 15:45:52 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can study Zoology at Trinity college in Dublin, N.U.I, Galway, and in U.C. Cork. Trinity College probably has the best reputation in Ireland. You do not specialize in zooology until your final year ( You must study it through an undenominated science degree programme). There are elements of zoology to other courses, such as marine science in N.U.I., Galway, enviornmental science etc.. you'll need a science subject at leaving cert, and about 350-420 points depending on the course.
Answered by canislupus - Tue Nov 7 13:00:02 2006
Isn't there a scholarship for a student studying zoology?
Q. Isn't there a scholarship for a student studying zoology?
Asked by cornincup - Wed Sep 5 13:08:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. of course there are. The easiest way to search for them would be to google "zoology scholarships". This should pull up websites that have scholarships available. You can then go to those websites and do a more exhaustive search. This is a great way to find scholarships; I did this for nursing scholarships and it worked wonderfully. Good Luck!
Answered by Kim - Wed Sep 5 13:22:52 2007
Q. Isn't there a scholarship for a student studying zoology?
Asked by cornincup - Wed Sep 5 13:08:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. of course there are. The easiest way to search for them would be to google "zoology scholarships". This should pull up websites that have scholarships available. You can then go to those websites and do a more exhaustive search. This is a great way to find scholarships; I did this for nursing scholarships and it worked wonderfully. Good Luck!
Answered by Kim - Wed Sep 5 13:22:52 2007
Where should I choose to go if I'm studying zoology?
Q. Um, I'm in high school now, and I'm thinking about studying zoology when I'm in college, but I don't really know where I should go to find some of the best zoology colleges/universities. I've done some researches, and it seems like cornell, Oregon State and Washington are not some bad choices; however, I'm also wondering about Australia and England, they also seem very nice(the problem is I can find nothing about them). Would somebody please tell me where (U.S, England and Australia)do you think is the best to study zoology? And which university/college do you think is the best? and, if you would like to, would you provide some information of studying in the place you suggest? like tuition, annual living expense, something like that... (I… [cont.]
Asked by R. R. - Tue Feb 10 08:33:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nutsack
Answered by Sig Sauer - Mon Feb 16 20:30:02 2009
Q. Um, I'm in high school now, and I'm thinking about studying zoology when I'm in college, but I don't really know where I should go to find some of the best zoology colleges/universities. I've done some researches, and it seems like cornell, Oregon State and Washington are not some bad choices; however, I'm also wondering about Australia and England, they also seem very nice(the problem is I can find nothing about them). Would somebody please tell me where (U.S, England and Australia)do you think is the best to study zoology? And which university/college do you think is the best? and, if you would like to, would you provide some information of studying in the place you suggest? like tuition, annual living expense, something like that... (I… [cont.]
Asked by R. R. - Tue Feb 10 08:33:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nutsack
Answered by Sig Sauer - Mon Feb 16 20:30:02 2009
What is the best international university to study zoology?
Q. What is the best university to study zoology , for bachelor's, master's and a PhD?
Asked by Valerie S - Sat Jul 11 18:22:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Toronto. With the exception of Harvard and maybe Tokyo (depends how you count it) no other university faculty in the world publishes as much each year than U of T.
Answered by CanProf - Sat Jul 11 18:50:38 2009
Q. What is the best university to study zoology , for bachelor's, master's and a PhD?
Asked by Valerie S - Sat Jul 11 18:22:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Toronto. With the exception of Harvard and maybe Tokyo (depends how you count it) no other university faculty in the world publishes as much each year than U of T.
Answered by CanProf - Sat Jul 11 18:50:38 2009
Is Unity College in Maine a good college to go to in order to study zoology?
Q. I really want to be a zoologist and Unity seems great. but they only minor in zoology so I figured I could major in wildlife and minor in zoology. I'm apparently more confused about this subject than I thought and I am having trouble figuring things out. I don't want to be limited to certain things such ecology and what not. I want to be a general zoologist so I can study everything in the world, from marine animals and avians. Can anyone help me?
Asked by Nicolette M - Sat Oct 25 13:37:51 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Nicolette. I'm actually a professor at Unity! You're right, we don't have a zoology major. The reality is that it matters very little what the words on your diploma say. What matters is what courses you take and the experiences you have (like in helping out with professors' research, doing your own research project, or doing an internship). Getting a degree in Wildlife, Wildlife Biology, Wildlife Conservation, Ecology, Environmental Biology, or Marine Biology would all prepare you for future work in Zoology. You can use your electives (credits that aren't pre-determined for general education or the major program) to take additional zoology courses to supplement whatever degree program you choose. If you look at the job… [cont.]
Answered by Sophia J - Sun Oct 26 08:23:16 2008
Q. I really want to be a zoologist and Unity seems great. but they only minor in zoology so I figured I could major in wildlife and minor in zoology. I'm apparently more confused about this subject than I thought and I am having trouble figuring things out. I don't want to be limited to certain things such ecology and what not. I want to be a general zoologist so I can study everything in the world, from marine animals and avians. Can anyone help me?
Asked by Nicolette M - Sat Oct 25 13:37:51 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Nicolette. I'm actually a professor at Unity! You're right, we don't have a zoology major. The reality is that it matters very little what the words on your diploma say. What matters is what courses you take and the experiences you have (like in helping out with professors' research, doing your own research project, or doing an internship). Getting a degree in Wildlife, Wildlife Biology, Wildlife Conservation, Ecology, Environmental Biology, or Marine Biology would all prepare you for future work in Zoology. You can use your electives (credits that aren't pre-determined for general education or the major program) to take additional zoology courses to supplement whatever degree program you choose. If you look at the job… [cont.]
Answered by Sophia J - Sun Oct 26 08:23:16 2008
What are the career options in biology apart from being a doctor or studying Botany or Zoology ?
Q. What are the career options in biology apart from being a doctor or studying Botany or Zoology ?
Asked by dashing_debapriya - Sun Apr 16 11:52:59 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could work as a science correspondant, you could be a science writer working as a consultant, you could get a job in sales of science products, you could get any of a number of medical-related degrees such as nursing, pharmacy, etc, physical therapy, laboratory technician, get your MBA and work for a pharmaceutical company, be a science teacher in grade school, high school, or trade school-If you are negating botany or zoology, that leaves most of the other options open, such as microbiology (bacteria), cell biology, genetics, organ-specific studies (neuroscience, cardiac science, etc), become a wildlife specialist...the list is longer, but the options are legion.
Answered by NeuroProf - Sun Apr 16 12:20:15 2006
Q. What are the career options in biology apart from being a doctor or studying Botany or Zoology ?
Asked by dashing_debapriya - Sun Apr 16 11:52:59 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could work as a science correspondant, you could be a science writer working as a consultant, you could get a job in sales of science products, you could get any of a number of medical-related degrees such as nursing, pharmacy, etc, physical therapy, laboratory technician, get your MBA and work for a pharmaceutical company, be a science teacher in grade school, high school, or trade school-If you are negating botany or zoology, that leaves most of the other options open, such as microbiology (bacteria), cell biology, genetics, organ-specific studies (neuroscience, cardiac science, etc), become a wildlife specialist...the list is longer, but the options are legion.
Answered by NeuroProf - Sun Apr 16 12:20:15 2006
Which is the best University in the UK to study an undergraduate degree in Zoology?
Q. my daughter has just started 6th form and is doing A Levels in Bio, Chem, Maths and Psychology. She wants to do a degree in Zoology in 2010. I've looked at UCAS and other websites, but just wondered if anyone out there had studied zoology at uni and could recommend what they thought was the best uni to study it at...also does anyone know if Oxford and Cambridge offer zoology (or a course that offers it as a module within it)? thanks.
Asked by lewisn20 - Tue Sep 16 10:33:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My friend has just completed her Zoology degree at Aberdeen and she loved every minute of it, there was also plenty of societies and clubs for her to be involved in too such as the Conservation Society or the Zoology society. But there are many more. this is the link to the School of Biological Sciences at Aberdeen Why Choose Aberdeen? 1 One of only three Universities in Britain that has a Zoology Department 2 Broad-based Honours degree in Zoology or the chance to specialise in areas such as Animal Ecology, Marine Biology, Parasitology or Immunology 3 Large Department of 28 teaching staff whose interests are diverse 4 High quality courses and 'Excellent' rating (Scottish Higher Education Funding Council Teaching Quality Assessment). [cont.]
Answered by FrankieP - Tue Sep 16 12:11:30 2008
Q. my daughter has just started 6th form and is doing A Levels in Bio, Chem, Maths and Psychology. She wants to do a degree in Zoology in 2010. I've looked at UCAS and other websites, but just wondered if anyone out there had studied zoology at uni and could recommend what they thought was the best uni to study it at...also does anyone know if Oxford and Cambridge offer zoology (or a course that offers it as a module within it)? thanks.
Asked by lewisn20 - Tue Sep 16 10:33:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My friend has just completed her Zoology degree at Aberdeen and she loved every minute of it, there was also plenty of societies and clubs for her to be involved in too such as the Conservation Society or the Zoology society. But there are many more. this is the link to the School of Biological Sciences at Aberdeen Why Choose Aberdeen? 1 One of only three Universities in Britain that has a Zoology Department 2 Broad-based Honours degree in Zoology or the chance to specialise in areas such as Animal Ecology, Marine Biology, Parasitology or Immunology 3 Large Department of 28 teaching staff whose interests are diverse 4 High quality courses and 'Excellent' rating (Scottish Higher Education Funding Council Teaching Quality Assessment). [cont.]
Answered by FrankieP - Tue Sep 16 12:11:30 2008
Does anyone know what qualifications you need to study zoology?
Q. I want to go to university to study Zoology and Phsycology but i'm not sure what qualifications you need to be accepted onto this course, i do not have any GCSE's (personal reasons) so i wondered what i would have to study in college to get into university, or can i not do it because of no GCSE's?? Thankyou for your help =) PS... How long does it take to become fully qualified, start to finish? Thankyou so much for your help
Asked by Anon - Thu Aug 20 21:56:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Once you get into college you can take any course you want and choose any major you want. The college entrance requirements are all that you need to major in anything you want.
Answered by Cal King - Thu Aug 20 22:02:13 2009
Q. I want to go to university to study Zoology and Phsycology but i'm not sure what qualifications you need to be accepted onto this course, i do not have any GCSE's (personal reasons) so i wondered what i would have to study in college to get into university, or can i not do it because of no GCSE's?? Thankyou for your help =) PS... How long does it take to become fully qualified, start to finish? Thankyou so much for your help
Asked by Anon - Thu Aug 20 21:56:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Once you get into college you can take any course you want and choose any major you want. The college entrance requirements are all that you need to major in anything you want.
Answered by Cal King - Thu Aug 20 22:02:13 2009
Studying Zoology at university?
Q. Has anyone done this and can you tell me what it was like, whether you liked it, and how much lab work you did? I love animals, but don't want to be stuck in a lab all day, field work is more important to me.
Asked by MJ - Fri Sep 19 10:16:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, I'm a 4th year biology student at the University of Calgary. Although I do not major in Zoology, all of my bio courses are in zoo. First off...I love zoo. For me it is super interesting. When you go to university you will most likely do a general bio for the first year or 2. Then you get more control over what you get to take. Here are the general branches of biology: Cell and microbiology Biochemestry Botany Ecology Zoology I find Zoo to be the easiest...although probably because it interests me. Lab work is the best. Usually no lab reports if you study animals. (physiology has write ups) There is also a lot of field work available...although I think Ecology has more. To sum up, I think if you start with bio you will find… [cont.]
Answered by Colin Piggot BSc - Fri Sep 19 11:21:14 2008
Q. Has anyone done this and can you tell me what it was like, whether you liked it, and how much lab work you did? I love animals, but don't want to be stuck in a lab all day, field work is more important to me.
Asked by MJ - Fri Sep 19 10:16:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, I'm a 4th year biology student at the University of Calgary. Although I do not major in Zoology, all of my bio courses are in zoo. First off...I love zoo. For me it is super interesting. When you go to university you will most likely do a general bio for the first year or 2. Then you get more control over what you get to take. Here are the general branches of biology: Cell and microbiology Biochemestry Botany Ecology Zoology I find Zoo to be the easiest...although probably because it interests me. Lab work is the best. Usually no lab reports if you study animals. (physiology has write ups) There is also a lot of field work available...although I think Ecology has more. To sum up, I think if you start with bio you will find… [cont.]
Answered by Colin Piggot BSc - Fri Sep 19 11:21:14 2008
Do zoology require the same amount of studying as anatomy and physiology does?
Q. Do zoology require the same amount of studying as anatomy and physiology does?
Asked by yahooanswers - Fri Jan 25 19:58:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it requires more studying, because you get to learn comparitive anatomy -- that's where you look at the anatomy of many (usually related) species. For example, we had line drawings of skulls on our exams, and had to identify order, family, genus and species. It was only mammals, but they made all the skulls the same dimensions so you had to know the differences between, say, a housecat and a bobcat.
Answered by stylussgirl - Fri Jan 25 20:58:50 2008
Q. Do zoology require the same amount of studying as anatomy and physiology does?
Asked by yahooanswers - Fri Jan 25 19:58:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say it requires more studying, because you get to learn comparitive anatomy -- that's where you look at the anatomy of many (usually related) species. For example, we had line drawings of skulls on our exams, and had to identify order, family, genus and species. It was only mammals, but they made all the skulls the same dimensions so you had to know the differences between, say, a housecat and a bobcat.
Answered by stylussgirl - Fri Jan 25 20:58:50 2008
What is the best college or university to study zoology?
Q. I'm thinking of getting into the field of zoology, animal husbandry, or animal conservation. Does anyone know of a good school that specializes in any of these? I'm such a big animal lover, and I feel that this path suits me. Any advice for training in this area will be helpful...thanks!
Asked by nutrino_girl - Tue Jun 10 19:45:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None of us can really answer this one for you. There are a lot of things to consider - some of which might not be obvious. Not only do you have to consider the quality of the program itself (& specifically the area of zoology or biology you are interested in), you also need to consider your learning style. A big prestigious university might seem like the place to go. There will be lots of different types of classes and world renowned faculty. However, unless you're aggressive, you won't get personalized attention from them. A large university can be a good choice for someone who is self-motivated and can function independently. At the undergraduate level, you may find that a small college is best for you. The small college will not have as… [cont.]
Answered by Steve T - Tue Jun 10 19:53:50 2008
Q. I'm thinking of getting into the field of zoology, animal husbandry, or animal conservation. Does anyone know of a good school that specializes in any of these? I'm such a big animal lover, and I feel that this path suits me. Any advice for training in this area will be helpful...thanks!
Asked by nutrino_girl - Tue Jun 10 19:45:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None of us can really answer this one for you. There are a lot of things to consider - some of which might not be obvious. Not only do you have to consider the quality of the program itself (& specifically the area of zoology or biology you are interested in), you also need to consider your learning style. A big prestigious university might seem like the place to go. There will be lots of different types of classes and world renowned faculty. However, unless you're aggressive, you won't get personalized attention from them. A large university can be a good choice for someone who is self-motivated and can function independently. At the undergraduate level, you may find that a small college is best for you. The small college will not have as… [cont.]
Answered by Steve T - Tue Jun 10 19:53:50 2008
If i went on to do a Zoology course at university, what jobs are available?
Q. I am currently in my last year of School and i am looking to go to college and get a BTEC national diploma in animal management. Then i would like to go to University and study Zoology. I would really love to know what careers are available after Uni. Thank you in advance!
Asked by rawsdesk - Sun Mar 8 08:10:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Zookeeper, wildlife biologist, zoologist, scientific aide, biological technician. You can find employment with zoos, labs, museums, universities, government agencies, non-profits, and environmental consultant firms.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Mar 8 14:48:21 2009
Q. I am currently in my last year of School and i am looking to go to college and get a BTEC national diploma in animal management. Then i would like to go to University and study Zoology. I would really love to know what careers are available after Uni. Thank you in advance!
Asked by rawsdesk - Sun Mar 8 08:10:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Zookeeper, wildlife biologist, zoologist, scientific aide, biological technician. You can find employment with zoos, labs, museums, universities, government agencies, non-profits, and environmental consultant firms.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Mar 8 14:48:21 2009
What A level qualifications do I need to study marine biology or zoology at university?
Q. I am thinking about studying marine biology or zoology at university. Unfortunately I am yet undecided between the two! I have to select my A level courses in about a year but my teachers are telling students to start thinking now. If someone here could give me some idea of the courses I need then that would be great! Some feedback on my career choices from people working in the field would be really helpful too, it's always good to know! Thank-you loads!
Asked by WildlifeGirl - Fri May 8 14:51:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only compulsary A-Level that most universities will ask for is Biology. Try looking up the courses on www.ucas.ac.uk and see how different universities differ.
Answered by Martin - Fri May 8 14:56:49 2009
Q. I am thinking about studying marine biology or zoology at university. Unfortunately I am yet undecided between the two! I have to select my A level courses in about a year but my teachers are telling students to start thinking now. If someone here could give me some idea of the courses I need then that would be great! Some feedback on my career choices from people working in the field would be really helpful too, it's always good to know! Thank-you loads!
Asked by WildlifeGirl - Fri May 8 14:51:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only compulsary A-Level that most universities will ask for is Biology. Try looking up the courses on www.ucas.ac.uk and see how different universities differ.
Answered by Martin - Fri May 8 14:56:49 2009
What are some colleges that have good programs in zoology?
Q. i am thinking that i want to study zoology when i graduate highschool next year, but i do not know what colleges are good for that area of study.
Asked by soup - Wed May 30 17:34:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UCSB ( University of California Santa Barbara)... great, fun school. Also, I hear that Berkeley and UCLA have Zoology programs. Go to ASSIST.ORG
Answered by the enlighter - Wed May 30 23:17:02 2007
Q. i am thinking that i want to study zoology when i graduate highschool next year, but i do not know what colleges are good for that area of study.
Asked by soup - Wed May 30 17:34:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UCSB ( University of California Santa Barbara)... great, fun school. Also, I hear that Berkeley and UCLA have Zoology programs. Go to ASSIST.ORG
Answered by the enlighter - Wed May 30 23:17:02 2007
Which one of these backgrounds in Zoology do I have a better chance of traveling the world with?
Q. I'm pursuing a degree in Zoology and my question is: which concentration do I have a better chance of traveling the world and studying nature all around the world? General Zoology, Neurobiology/Animal Behavior, Zoo Science/Aquarium Science, Genetics, Ecology/Evolution/Organis mal Biology (all one choice) or cell/developmental biology? I really want to travel the world while studying zoology.
Asked by Matt - Thu Jul 9 18:43:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it all depends on the type of job you get. Anyone of those studies can take you to different parts of the world. Get into some type of conservation job that takes you to remote places to help manage endangered animals. But I strongly suggest researching what type of zoology interest you the most then go from there.
Answered by L@rrizzle - Thu Jul 9 22:53:22 2009
Q. I'm pursuing a degree in Zoology and my question is: which concentration do I have a better chance of traveling the world and studying nature all around the world? General Zoology, Neurobiology/Animal Behavior, Zoo Science/Aquarium Science, Genetics, Ecology/Evolution/Organis mal Biology (all one choice) or cell/developmental biology? I really want to travel the world while studying zoology.
Asked by Matt - Thu Jul 9 18:43:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it all depends on the type of job you get. Anyone of those studies can take you to different parts of the world. Get into some type of conservation job that takes you to remote places to help manage endangered animals. But I strongly suggest researching what type of zoology interest you the most then go from there.
Answered by L@rrizzle - Thu Jul 9 22:53:22 2009
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