The Basic Animal behaviour course consists of four modules of which the first two modules are on the principles of animal behaviour. These principles are applicable on all animal species.   The third and forth modules of the course apply the principles of behaviour on the specific species the student has enrolled for.

Students often are interested in enrolling for more than one of the four species that we offer.  In such instances a student should decide in which of the four species they would like to do the full course (all four modules).For the other (second, third, forth) species the student then enrols for an’ Add-on’ course (modules 3 and 4 only).

An Add-on course can be done in the same year as the first or full course or any time after the student has completed the full course.

For the Add-on courses the student receives all the study material but will be required to do assignments only on modules 3 and 4. For the final exam, all the course material (Modules 1 – 4) will be applicable but the main focus will be on the last two modules.

The student will also be invited to attend the seminar attached to the course.

NB:  Should you enrol for more than one species in the same year it will not always be possible to attend a seminar for each of the species as the seminar dates overlap. Ask Hanna to advise on the best combinations.

The enrolment fee for an Add-on course is 50% of the full Basic Course fee.

Enrolment for an ‘Add-on’ course closes at the end of May of every year.

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