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Departmental and program prerequisites for admission to graduate
study include a sound science background, with basic courses in
microbiology, biology, mathematics, and chemistry. All courses in
the animal sciences program area are acceptable for graduate credit
as part of the candidate's major. In addition, the following courses
also fulfill this requirement (Note: These courses are automatically
counted as major credit by the Graduate School; therefore, they
cannot be used to fulfill any other degree requirement):
--AEB 5326: Agribusiness Financial Management
--AEB 6182: Agricultural Risk Analysis and Decision Making
--AEB 6385: Management Strategies for Agribusiness Firms
--FOS 5205: Current Issues in Food Safety and Sanitation
--FOS 5225C: Principles in Food Microbiology
--FOS 5437C: Food Product Development
--FOS 5732: Current Issues in Food Regulations
--FOS 6126C: Psychophysical Aspect of Foods
--FOS 6226C: Advanced Food Microbiology
--FOS 6315C: Advanced Food Chemistry
--FOS 6317C: Flavor Chemistry and Technology
--FOS 6355C: Instrumental Analysis and Separations
--FOS 6428C: Advanced Food Processing
--FOS 6455C: Industrial Food Fermentations
--FOS 6646: Proteins and Enzymes in Food Systems
--FOS 6648: Carbohydrates in Food Systems
--HUN 5447: Nutrition and Immunity
--HUN 6245: Advanced Human Nutrition; VME 5162C Avian
Diseases
--HUN 6301: Nutritional Aspects of Lipid Metabolism
--HUN 6305: Nutritional Aspects of Carbohydrates
--HUN 6321: Proteins and Amino Acids in Nutrition
--VME 5244: Physiology of Mammals: Organ Systems
The Graduate School restricts graduate students from pursuing
minors in academic units that contribute major credit towards their
degree program. Therefore, graduate students majoring in Animal
Sciences cannot pursue a minor in Food and Resource Economics,
Food Science and Human Nutrition, Medicine-Biochemistry, and
Veterinary Medical Sciences. In addition, undergraduate credits at
the 3000–4000 level in the major of any of these listed academic
units are not eligible to count towards degree requirements.
The Department offers a combined bachelor's/master's program.
Contact the graduate coordinator for information.
ANS 5312C: Applied Ruminant Reproductive Management (3)
Prereq: ANS 3319C In-depth review of applied bovine reproductive
management; factors that affect the efficiency of reproduction
(managerial, biological, and economical).
ANS 5446: Animal Nutrition (3) Prereq: ANS 3440, BCH 4024, or