The Campus animal housing facilities associated with the Department of Animal Biosciences consist of two floors in the animal research wing of the Animal Science/Nutrition (ANNU) building and one section of Barn 37, located immediately behind ANNU.

The Department has approx 3,000 sq. ft. of floor space available in ANNU, with environmentally controlled rooms to house poultry, pigs, fish, rodents and small ruminants and feed storage areas.

Animal Bioscience research and teaching is supported by staff and facilities in the following areas:

• laboratory analysis
• live animal experimentation
•  information technology and high performance computation
• meat science and abattoir
• genome manipulation
   

There are three undergraduate programs in Animal Biosciences:

• Bachelor of Science – Animal Biology
• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture – Animal Science
• Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management – Equine Management

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