Animal Science Professor
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Animal Science Professors lead research into animal science, biology, and animal welfare. While they sometimes work with other researchers in laboratories, they primarily teach and educate students. Their instruction includes undergraduate, graduate, and professional students through classroom lectures, laboratory instruction, and advising. Animal Science Professors are involved with instructional preparation and course materials, curriculum development, student advising, and program promotion.
Responsibilities
Some responsibilities of an Animal Science Professor include:
- Teaching courses in animal science, biology, animal welfare, and related fields
- Preparing and delivering lectures, demonstrations, and laboratory instruction
- Developing course materials and curricula
- Advising students on academic matters and career planning
- Conducting research in animal science and publishing research findings
- Attending conferences and staying up-to-date on latest developments in animal science
Education and Training
To become an Animal Science Professor, one typically needs a doctoral degree in animal science or similar field. Some positions may require a master's degree with experience in the field.
Common undergraduate and graduate programs include:
- Bachelor of Science in Animal Science
- Master of Science in Animal Science
- Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science
Some Animal Science Professors may also pursue additional training in education or instructional design.
Skills and Knowledge
Important skills for Animal Science Professors include:
