The Evolution of Clinical Animal Behaviour- Research and Practical Applications

Leading experts and alumni from the University of Edinburgh Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies MSc Clinical Animal Behaviour will provide insights into establishing a career within the field of Clinical Animal Behaviour and translating research into practice.

The course includes guidance on navigating accreditation within the field and working within an ethical framework as well as exploring how inter-disciplinary collaborations and research can be used to further knowledge and inform best practice.  

The course comprises of short pre-recorded lectures, live presentations and discussion boards.

This course is for those currently working in animal caring professions such as veterinary professionals, animal trainers, clinical animal behaviourists and rescue/shelter staff as well as for those who would like to explore a career within the field of clinical animal behaviour.  

• Reflect on why it is important for Clinical Animal Behaviourists to practice within a regulated ethical framework 
• Consider how research can be used to advance clinical practice
• Explore how interdisciplinary knowledge and collaboration can benefit animal welfare

Animal behaviour professionals, vets, vet nurses, students

There are no entry requirements.