Animal and Environmental

Study in Cambridge

Cambridge is a global and national conservation hub. Learn in our £45m Science Centre and access dedicated facilities and physical resources, including greenhouses and laboratories.

Study in Writtle

Get hands-on in our Titchmarsh Animal Centre – home to more than 200 furry, feathered, spiky and scaled species – and dedicated science laboratories.

Facilities in Cambridge

• 200-seat SuperLab and greenhouses, housed within our £45m Science Centre.
• Nature reserves and wildlife centres.
• Links to international conservation organisations.
• Student-led wildlife society.
• Biological collections, including the Harrison larynx collection and our wide selection of skulls.
• Dedicated research facilities for bioacoustics, genetics and behavioural monitoring.

Facilities in Writtle

• 150-hectare campus, including our specialist Titchmarsh Animal Centre.
• Our new Lordship Canine Centre, including a therapy clinic with hydrotherapy pool, dog grooming centre, and kennels block.
• Science Centre with labs, teaching spaces and a veterinary nursing clinical skills area.
• Pet Behaviour Centre, a dedicated facility for pet behaviourists.
• Campus farm that's home to sheep, pigs and cattle – and grows its own wheat to support livestock bedding.
• Green campus which provides a wonderful framework for conservation and community projects.
• Wide range of scientific technology and specialist facilities on our equine campus including three indoor arenas, a horse walker, a mechanical horse, laboratories and therapy barns.