The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Zoology offered by Apex University is a postgraduate course that has been formulated with the objective of providing an expert and comprehensive knowledge in life sciences and zoology. There are several subjects that come under this program such as animal diversity, physiology, genetics, ecology, evolution, development, and conservation biology.
The curriculum focuses on research-based learning, lab work, field studies, seminars, and work on a dissertation project. To prepare students for careers in research, education, health, environmental management, wildlife biology, and government, coursework focuses on understanding biological systems from a molecular, cell, individual, and ecosystem level perspective.
Passed Bachelor’s degree (any discipline) or its equivalent from a recognized University / Institution with: 50% marks for General Category, 45% marks for SC / ST / OBC / SBC Categories
20000/-
2 Years (4 Semesters)
50% CUET and 50 % AUCET
Scholarship up-to 10 Lacs available for meritorious students
The Master of Science M.Sc. in Zoology seeks to provide students with higher learning in the biology of animals, in respect of structure, functions, and diversities. It nurtures and develops high levels of analytical, laboratory, and research skills, continued scientific inquiry, biodiversity conservation awareness, and environmental ethics. The students are trained for academic excellence, research pursuits, and professional careers in biological and life sciences.
The M.Sc. in Zoology course merges theoretical knowledge acquisition with hands-on training in animal sciences studies through the use of laboratory and field sessions in animal sciences. This makes the course suitable for students wishing to pursue careers in either scientific and biotechnological fields or those wishing to pursue further studies in life sciences and zoology among other related sciences.
Environmental Scientist / Consultant:
Assesses environmental impact, biodiversity loss, and ecological changes, and develops sustainable conservation and management strategies.
Wildlife Biologist / Conservation Officer:
Studies wildlife populations, biodiversity, and ecosystems while contributing to conservation planning and wildlife protection initiatives.
Research Scientist / Research Assistant:
Engages in laboratory and field-based research, contributes to scientific studies, publications, and advanced biological research projects.
Academician / Lecturer:
Teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses, conducts academic research, and mentors students in zoological and life sciences.
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