The Bachelor of Science in Zoology program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the biological diversity and complexity of the animal kingdom. The curriculum encompasses a broad spectrum of topics, ranging from foundational courses in cell biology and genetics to specialized studies in animal physiology, ecology, and behavior. Core courses delve into the anatomy and taxonomy of various animal groups, offering a solid foundation in the principles that govern the structure and function of organisms. A significant component of the program involves hands-on laboratory work and field studies, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations. This experiential learning fosters critical observation and analytical skills, essential for studying and researching animal life. Specialized courses explore diverse areas such as marine biology, entomology, and vertebrate zoology, providing students with the opportunity to tailor their education to their specific interests. The program also emphasizes the importance of ecological and conservation principles, addressing the interplay between animals and their environments. Students are exposed to contemporary issues in zoology, including biodiversity conservation, habitat management, and the impact of human activities on wildlife. Beyond coursework, students are encouraged to engage in research projects, internships, and participate in scientific conferences, fostering a deeper understanding of zoological principles and instilling a sense of scientific inquiry. Upon completion of the B.Sc. Zoology program, graduates are well-prepared for careers in wildlife conservation, research, education, and environmental management. The program not only imparts a strong foundation in zoological sciences but also cultivates the skills and knowledge needed to contribute to the understanding and preservation of the natural world.