Animal Management Animal Management Associate in Applied Science Degree Persons professionally prepared in this field are concerned with the care, management, breeding and environmental requirements of a wide range of animals. They generally have a broad range of responsibilities in zoos and other animal facilities. The NCCC Approach Classroom and hands-on learning are effectively combined in the program. Students spend one day per week at the Buffalo Zoo each semester and two days a week for the summer school session. The Buffalo Zoo is an AZA accredited zoo.
Students become proficient in various aspects of the zoo.
It is advisable to apply as early as possible. Final acceptance into the Animal Management program depends on the student submitting and Health Services approving the physical examination report. Health records must remain current for the entire period of enrollment in the Animal Management program. The student is responsible for all costs related to the physical examination report. In order to meet the objectives of the Animal Management program, certain essential technical activities are required.