Animal Physiology
West Virginia University
The Master of Science in animal physiology in the Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources allows maximum flexibility in courses and research problems. Students have the opportunity to work with beef and dairy cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, or laboratory animals. Research problems in farm animals and laboratory animals form the basis for many studies, but a comparative approach is emphasized. A Master of Science degree is available as a thesis or coursework option.
Credits
30 credits
Format
In-Person
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