Zoology
The B.Sc.-Hons. (Zoology) program at Monark University offers an in-depth exploration of animal biology, from cellular to ecological levels, with a strong emphasis on both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of zoological principles, including genetics, physiology, ecology, and evolution, while fostering research capabilities through hands-on laboratory work and field studies. With experienced faculty, advanced facilities, and a focus on holistic development through courses like 'Indian Culture and Skill Development,' the program prepares students for careers in research, conservation, and related fields, ensuring they are well-equipped for the evolving demands of the scientific community.
Program Outcomes
Develop a deep understanding of animal biology, including genetics, physiology, ecology, and evolution.
Gain practical knowledge through hands-on laboratory work and field studies.
Acquire research skills, with a focus on observation, data collection, and analysis.
Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in biological sciences.
Foster an understanding of the ecological and environmental impact of zoological studies.
Build effective communication skills for presenting scientific research and findings.
Cultivate an awareness of ethical issues in research and animal welfare.
Prepare for careers in research, conservation, education, and other zoological-related fields.
Develop interdisciplinary skills through a well-rounded curriculum, including the 'Indian Culture and Skill Development' course.
Career Opportunities
Zoologist
Wildlife Biologist
Research Scientist
Environmental Consultant
Conservation Biologist
Ecologist
Course Details
Course Duration
4 Years (8 Semesters) – Multiple Entry & Multiple Exit Enabled
Eligibility Criteria
Completion of higher secondary education (12th grade) or equivalent from a recognized board.Students must have studied Biology, Physics, and Chemistry as core subjects at the 10+2 level.
Laboratories
Zoology Laboratory
Microscopes (Compound and Stereo) – Essential for studying cellular structures, tissues, and small organisms
Centrifuge – Used for separating cellular components based on density, crucial for molecular and biochemical studies.
Autoclave – Ensures sterilization of laboratory tools and materials to prevent contamination.
Electrophoresis Equipment – For separating proteins, DNA, or RNA based on size and charge, vital for molecular biology research.
Incubators – To maintain controlled temperature for growing microbial cultures or hatching embryos.
Spectrophotometer – Used for measuring the absorption of light by solutions, commonly employed in biochemical analysis.
Water Bath – For maintaining precise temperature during experiments involving enzymes and biochemical reactions.
Dissecting Kits – Necessary for conducting dissections to study the anatomy of organisms.
Environmental Chambers – To simulate different environmental conditions for ecological studies, such as temperature, humidity, and light variations.
