2025-06-30
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Fresh from completing China's rigorous college entrance exam.
Over 13 million high school graduates applying to university this year are faced with an intriguing academic path.
The country's first bachelor's program entirely dedicated to pets.
Launched by the China Agricultural University,
the four-year undergraduate program in companion animal science aims to train experts in pet nutrition,
behavior, breeding and care,
meeting both student aspirations and the growing demands of China's pet industry.
Unlike traditional,
animal science programs that concentrate on livestock such as chickens,
cattle, and sheep.
The companion animal program focuses on pets like cats, dogs, and horses.
Fifty students will be admitted in the inaugural class.
Upon graduation, they will receive a Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree,
according to Liu Guoshi,
Vice Dean of the College of Animal Science and Technology at the University.
The curriculum is structured around real-world industry demands.
Courses include companion animal breeding, nutritional metabolism, feed processing,