Farming
A course by
Lincoln University
An introductory course covering the structure and function of vertebrate animals, with a focus on scientific principles related to mammals. Emphasizes nutrition, reproduction, lactation, growth, animal health and welfare, and real-world agricultural applications.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Lincoln University Main Campus, Lincoln

Comprehend the disciplines of nutrition, reproduction, lactation, and growth across different animal species and their interrelations.

Expand your understanding of key factors influencing animal health and welfare.

See how scientific principles are applied in real-world agricultural and food production settings.
This course introduces students to the structure and function of vertebrate animals, particularly mammals. It examines the fundamental scientific principles of homeostasis, reproduction, lactation, nutrition, and growth. Students will gain knowledge in animal health and welfare and see how science is applied in agriculture and food production through practical experience.
What you need to know first
A minimum average grade of C- across specified prerequisite courses
Restriction: cannot be taken with Biology of Human Exercise (RECN-104)

Agriculture
Livestock Production
Animal Science

Animal science technician
Agricultural support roles
Livestock farming and management assistant
Farming
A course by
Lincoln University
An introductory course covering the structure and function of vertebrate animals, with a focus on scientific principles related to mammals. Emphasizes nutrition, reproduction, lactation, growth, animal health and welfare, and real-world agricultural applications.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Lincoln University Main Campus, Lincoln

Comprehend the disciplines of nutrition, reproduction, lactation, and growth across different animal species and their interrelations.

Expand your understanding of key factors influencing animal health and welfare.

See how scientific principles are applied in real-world agricultural and food production settings.
This course introduces students to the structure and function of vertebrate animals, particularly mammals. It examines the fundamental scientific principles of homeostasis, reproduction, lactation, nutrition, and growth. Students will gain knowledge in animal health and welfare and see how science is applied in agriculture and food production through practical experience.
What you need to know first
A minimum average grade of C- across specified prerequisite courses
Restriction: cannot be taken with Biology of Human Exercise (RECN-104)

Agriculture
Livestock Production
Animal Science

Animal science technician
Agricultural support roles
Livestock farming and management assistant
Restriction: cannot be taken with Principles of Livestock Production (ANSC-121)
Pathway to further study in animal/agricultural sciences
Restriction: cannot be taken with Principles of Livestock Production (ANSC-121)
Pathway to further study in animal/agricultural sciences