What Will You Learn?
Zoology allows us to explore and appreciate the incredible
diversity of life on Earth. It helps us learn about the various
species of animals, their behaviors, adaptations, and
ecosystems. This knowledge is essential for conservation efforts
and maintaining a balanced environment. Zoologists play a
critical role in the conservation of endangered species and
their habitats. By studying animals and their ecosystems, we can
better understand the threats they face and develop strategies
to protect them. Zoology provides insights into the intricate
relationships between animals, plants, and their environment.
Understanding these relationships is vital for maintaining the
health and stability of ecosystems. Many medical breakthroughs
have been inspired by research in zoology, as the study of
animals can provide insights into human physiology and diseases.
For example, animal models are essential for studying new drugs
and medical treatments. Zoology contributes to our knowledge of
animal genetics, nutrition, and disease control, all of which
are important for improving animal husbandry and food
production. It also helps us manage wildlife populations, which
can be important for both conservation and human interests, such
as controlling pests and disease vectors.
Learning zoology is important because it enhances our knowledge
of the natural world, contributes to conservation efforts, and
offers practical applications in various fields, from medicine
to agriculture. Additionally, it fosters a deeper appreciation
for the diversity and complexity of life on Earth.
Learning Outcome
Students learn to classify, identify, and understand the
diversity of animal species, from microscopic organisms to
complex vertebrates. Zoology provides insights into the anatomy
and physiology of animals, helping students understand how
different species function and adapt to their environments. They
also gain an understanding of the interactions between animals
and their environments, including ecosystems, niches, and food
webs. It provides insights into human health, as many medical
and pharmaceutical breakthroughs have been inspired by the study
of animals. Students learn about wildlife management and its
role in maintaining ecological balance and addressing
human-wildlife conflicts. Zoology fosters an appreciation for
the importance of conserving endangered species and preserving
biodiversity, and equips students with the knowledge to
contribute to these efforts.
Career Opportunities
Zoology education often includes communication skills, as it's
essential to convey scientific findings and conservation
messages to the public. It equips students with knowledge and
skills for careers in fields such as wildlife biology, ecology,
veterinary medicine, and conservation. After higher studies in
zoology student can opt to be wildlife biologist, conservation
biologist, ecologist, marine biologist, zookeeper, veterinarian,
environmental consultant, science communicator, wildlife
rehabilitation specialist, researcher, animal behaviorist and
teacher or educator.
Dr. Quoelee Biswas
M.Sc,NET,Ph.D
Dr. Paromita Roy
M.Sc,Ph.D,NET
Ms. Rupsa Mondal
M.Sc, B.Ed, NET, SET
Mr. Supratim Laha
M.Sc, NET
Dr. Jayeeta Samanta
M.Sc,Ph.D,NET