The Master of Science in Zoology explores the intricate world of animal biology, behavior, and conservation. This program encompasses advanced studies in animal physiology, ecology, evolution, and biodiversity. Students engage in research on animal genetics, morphology, and habitat dynamics, combining theoretical learning with fieldwork and laboratory investigations. With a focus on wildlife management, conservation biology, and animal welfare, graduates gain expertise in taxonomy, ethology, and environmental impact assessment. Equipped with practical skills and scientific knowledge, they pursue careers in academia, research institutions, zoos, environmental agencies, or conservation organizations, contributing to species preservation, ecological balance, and scientific discoveries.