Practice Contents

Department of Wildlife Management

At Adventure World, which serves as the campus field for practical training, research is conducted on the breeding and reproduction of numerous wild animals, including rare animals. The Academy aims to provide students with real knowledge, experience, and skills through more than 300 hours of practical training per year (in the first year of the Wildlife Management course).
Experienced staff members in charge of various animals at Adventure World provide direct guidance on techniques and knowledge gained from their real-life experience so that students can acquire the skills to be immediately effective in the field of working with wild animals.


1st year Basic Practice

In the first year, students rotate through 9 training sites for a set period of time.

After experiencing all of the training sites, students decide on their specialized training sites for the second year.


2nd Year Specialty Practice

 

Each theme is focused on, and throughout the year, specialized and practical hands-on training is conducted to acquire the ability to be immediately effective. Students aim to learn more advanced knowledge and skills in breeding, exhibition, and education methods.