Animal sciences is the study of domestic animals, including their nutrition, genetics, breeding, welfare, physiology, and use in animal production systems. Washington State University offers two concentration options in animal science: animal management and pre-veterinary medicine. You can add an animal science minor to virtually any agricultural or science-oriented major.

A degree in animal sciences can prepare you for a wide variety of jobs and careers. For instance: Veterinary Medicine Livestock Management Animal Health Product Sales Feed Sales/Management Breed Field Representative Artificial Breeding Technician Public Relations Specialist Research & Lab Technician Teaching Research Environmental Quality Specialist Animal/Livestock Insurance Meat Inspector Financial Analyst Pet Food Specialist Market Reporter