The core teaching staff for the programme are listed below. We have a number of internationally recognised experts in their field contributing to the teaching of many aspects of the programme.NameRole Dr Laura Dixon, BSc, PhDProgramme Director, MSc International Animal Welfare, Ethics and LawSRUC Lecturer and researcher in animal behaviour & welfare view profileMiguel Somarriba Soley DVM, MSc AABW, AFHEA, PhDDeputy Programme Directorview profileWendy Watson, BSc.(Hons), MSc., PhD CandidateProgramme Co-ordinatorview profileMarie Rowland BSc, MSc AABW, PhDProgramme Co-ordinator (part-time) Dr Rick D’Eath, BSc PhDSRUC Animal Welfare Research Scientist and Lecturerview profileProfessor Cathy Dwyer, PhDTeam leader of the Animal Behaviour and Welfare team at SRUCview profileProfessor Marie Haskell, BSc, PhDSRUC Lecturer and Researcher in Animal Behaviour and Welfareview profileDr Susan Jarvis, BSc, PhDSRUC Lecturer and Researcher in Animal Behaviour and Welfare.Programme Director of the on campus taught MSc in Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfareview profileProfessor Alistair Lawrence, BSc, PhDHead of Animal and Veterinary Sciences at SRUCview profileMike Radford, LLB, OBEUniversity of Aberdeen. Lecturer/Specialist in Animal Welfare Lawview profileProfessor Peter Sandoe, MA, D.PhilUniversity of Copenhagen. Researcher and Lecturer in ethical issues relating to animals, biotechnology and food productionview profileDr Simon Turner, PhDSRUC Lecturer and Researcher in Animal Science, Welfare and Geneticsview profileJo White MScAnimal Welfare Policy consultantview profileAssociated partnersWSPAThe World Society for the Protection of Animals exists to tackle animal cruelty across the globe. We work directly with animals and with the people and organisations that can ensure animals are treated with respect and compassion.WSPAScotland's Rural CollegeScotland's Rural College is an innovative, knowledge-based organisation supporting the development of rural communities and industries.Scotland's Rural CollegeIFAWThe International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) rescue individual animals, protect entire populations and preserve precious habitats. They provide effective animal protection solutions delivered with intelligence, compassion and integrity.IFAWTrusted partnersAnimals AsiaAnimals Asia is an Asian-focused registered charity with headquarters in Hong Kong and offices in Australia, China, Germany, Italy, the UK and USA, as well as Moon Bear Rescue Centres in China and Vietnam.Animals Asia This article was published on 2024-09-02
