The Department of Zoology at the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Swat is committed to advancing zoological education through a deep understanding of animal biology and ecological sciences. Focusing on subjects such as animal physiology, genetics, ecology, and conservation biology, the department equips students with the scientific tools and investigative skills needed to understand and protect biodiversity. Through a rigorous curriculum, research-driven instruction, and immersive fieldwork, students gain expertise in animal behavior, environmental assessments, and wildlife conservation strategies. The department fosters academic excellence, ethical responsibility, and scientific curiosity—preparing graduates to make meaningful contributions to ecological sustainability and animal welfare across diverse ecosystems.
Established in 2022, the Department of Zoology offers a comprehensive four-year Bachelor of Science (BS) degree focused on the study of animal life, environmental science, and evolutionary patterns. With a curriculum rooted in modern biological science and field-based learning, the department prepares students to address pressing issues in ecology, conservation, and zoological research. Experienced faculty and well-equipped labs provide a stimulating environment for scientific exploration and academic growth.
The Department of Zoology aims to provide students with a strong foundation in animal biology and environmental science. Its core objectives include developing analytical and observational skills, promoting research in animal behavior and conservation, encouraging ethical responsibility, and preparing graduates for careers in education, environmental management, and scientific research. The department also promotes active engagement with ecological challenges through field studies and community-based initiatives.
The mission of the Department of Zoology at UVAS Swat is to deliver quality education and training in zoological sciences, empowering students to explore the diversity of animal life and address ecological concerns through research and innovation. We aim to cultivate professionals who are scientifically skilled, ethically grounded, and passionate about biodiversity conservation. By combining academic rigor with hands-on experience, the department contributes to sustainable development and the protection of wildlife and natural ecosystems.
