University College Isle of Man will be offering a new Animal Management course from September.
The two year full time course will cover topics such as Animal Breeding and Genetics, Animal Biology and Animal Welfare.
Students will also take part in a number of work placements to help them develop practical skills in working and caring for animals.
Applications for the new course are now open.
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