The Master of Science in Zoology program is designed to provide advanced studies in the field of zoology, focusing on the scientific study of animal biology and behavior. This program typically covers a wide range of topics including animal physiology, ecology, evolution, genetics, taxonomy, and conservation biology.

Students enrolled in this program gain in-depth knowledge and practical experience through coursework, laboratory work, fieldwork, and research projects. They learn about the diversity of animal life, their habitats, adaptations, and ecological roles. Additionally, students explore current research trends and methodologies in zoological sciences.

Upon completion of the program, graduates can pursue careers in various sectors including research institutions, government agencies, conservation organizations, zoos, museums, environmental consulting firms, and education. They may work as research scientists, conservation biologists, wildlife biologists, educators, or environmental consultants, contributing to the understanding and conservation of animal species and their habitats.