Study Animal Behavior at UNE

An animal behavior degree equips students with the skills to comprehend why animals behave the way they do. UNE offers a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Animal Behavior. Our program in Maine is one of only about a dozen bachelor’s degree-granting programs in Animal Behavior in the country. Through faculty-mentored research and hands-on internships, Animal Behavior at UNE provides big-school opportunities in a small school setting.

Graduates with an animal behavior degree can pursue diverse careers, including roles like wildlife biologist, researcher, zookeeper, animal trainer, wildlife rehabilitator, or laboratory manager. This degree can also be a starting point for further education like a master's or doctoral degree or a professional program such as veterinary sciences.