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BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY |
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Dr. José Guadalupe Gamboa Alvarado |
| Doctorate |
alvarado zicatela.umar.mx |
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The graduate of Animal Husbandry is able to:
- Work in a rational and sustainable manner with domestic animals and wildlife.
- Design installations and plans of livestock management suitable to different species.
- Make a suitable natural or artificial environment for the comfort and well-being of animals as well as manage the ecosystems of wildlife.
- Implement nutritional plans adequate for different species of animals, taking advantage of available natural resources.
- Accomplish reproductive management, appraisal, and genetic selection of productive lines and their conservation.
- Plan, apply, and evaluate sanitary programs for animals, their products and by-products, with the goal to improve animal and public health.
- Create paths of transformation and commercialization of whole animals, their parts, and their products.
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The Animal Husbandry graduate has a large range of options for professional development, in both the public and private sectors. Some examples follow:
In the Public Sector:
- SAGARPA
- SRA
- SEMARNAT
- SSA
- SEDESOL
- Bank of México
- Zoological estates
- Autonomous, State, and Federal Universities
- SEP
In the Private Sector:
- Balanced feed manufacturers
- Veterinary laboratories
- Manufacturers of livestock equipment and technology
- Commercial suppliers of semen and purebreds
- Banks and insurance agents
- Ranches, farms, and stables
- Wildlife management (UMAS)
- Cinegetic ranches
- Zoological parks
- Ecological reserves
- Private livestock counseling
- Trails and construction
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| FIRST SEMESTER
Mathematics
Chemistry
Physics
History of thought Philosophy
Computing |
SECOND
SEMESTER
Introduction to Animal husbandry
Zoology
Biology
Physiochemistry
General theory of systems |
THIRD
SEMESTER
Pedology
Biochemistry
Fodder botany
Ecology
Animal anatomy |
FOURTH
SEMESTER
Microbiology
Probability and statistics
Administration
Animal physiology
Plant physiology |
FIFTH
SEMESTER
Animal genetics
Animal nutrition
Economy
Reproductive physiology
Animal pathology
Fodder production |
SIXTH
SEMESTER
Reproductive management
Animal health
Animal diet and feed
Genetic improvement
Meadow and pasture management
Forest fauna I |
SEVENTH
SEMESTER
Accounting
Data systems Geography
Cattle
Forest Fauna II
Design of units of animal production |
EIGHTH
SEMESTER
Sheep and Goats
Forest life and agricultural legislation
Pigs
Thesis seminar
Elective I |
NINTH
SEMESTER
Product technology Livestock I
Poultry farming
Marketing
Experiment design
Elective II |
TENTH
SEMESTER
Product technology Livestock II
Beekeeping
Project creation and evaluation
Cunicultura
Elective III |
ELECTIVES
Animal Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Agrosilvopastoral Systems
Surgical techniques for animal husbandry
Management and conservation of reptiles
Special Problems in Nutrition
Special problems in reproduction
Special problems in genetics
Special problems in wildlife
Special problems in fodder
Special Problems in Livestock Products Technology
Special Problems in Business |
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Ciudad Universitaria, Puerto Ángel, Distrito de San Pedro Pochutla, Oax., México C.P. 70902
Ciudad Universitaria, Santa María Huatulco, Oax., México C.P. 70989
Ciudad Universitaria, Carretera Vía Sola de Vega, Puerto Escondido, San Pedro Mixtepec, Juquila, Oax., México C.P. 71980 |
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