Animal Behavior &
Conservation
Program
ABC Graduate Program Information Session with Q&A
Live Webinar | Mon, Nov 25, 2024 3:15 PM | EST Learn MoreAnimal Behavior & Conservation
Where Animal Behavior, Cognition, Conservation, Welfare & Evolution Meet!
The Animal Behavior & Conservation (ABC) program at Hunter College offers students the unique opportunity to complete a 36-credit MA program or a 15-credit Advanced Certificate program in the heart of New York City.
There is increasing scientific and public sentiment, awareness, and interest in animal behavior, cognition, communication, conservation, and animal welfare science and the importance of enrichment for zoo, laboratory, and farm animals. This has been reflected in a growing need for highly trained scientists and professionals in these areas.
Our ABC faculty are engaged in cutting edge research and are well known for their scholarly pursuits and recognized for their contributions to translational science.
MA Program: Thesis & Internship Track
As of Fall 2024, the ABC MA Program offers two distinct pathways: the Thesis Track and the Internship Track. In the Thesis Track, students work with a Hunter College professor on an independent research study in animal behavior, developing research skills and expertise. In the Internship Track, students complete a semester-long placement at an approved animal behavior organization, gaining experience in professional settings.
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ABC Graduate Program Information Session
with Q&A
Live Webinar | Mon, Nov 25, 2024 3:15 PM | EST
Join us for an informative session on the Animal Behavior & Conservation (ABC) Graduate Program. Hosted by Dr. Joshua Plotnik, the ABC Program Director and Dr. Jennifer Savoie, the ABC MA Program Internship Coordinator.
Agenda:
- Overview of ABC Graduate Programs: Master’s and Advanced Certificate
- Program Insights: Coursework, Faculty, and Research Opportunities
- Master’s Program Tracks: Thesis vs. Internship
- Admissions Requirements and Application Process
- Q&A Session
Registration is required to access the webinar link, which can be done at any time. The webinar will be recorded, and a link to the recording will be available after the event for those unable to attend. Please note, you must register to receive the recording link.
We look forward to meeting you!
Webinar Info
Date: Mon, Nov 25, 2024 – 03:15pm EST
Duration: 1-1.25 Hour
Access: Registration required
