Master in Animal Genetics & Breeding Course Syllabus

Syllabus for Master in Animal Genetics & Breeding Course

A Master's in Animal Genetics and breeding program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in animal genetics and breeding. The syllabus typically encompasses a wide range of subjects, including molecular genetics, quantitative genetics, reproductive physiology, genomics, and statistical analysis. Students delve into topics such as heritability, selection methods, and genetic improvement of livestock and companion animals. The program also explores the ethical considerations and regulatory aspects of animal breeding. A significant part of the curriculum involves practical applications, where students engage in hands-on work such as pedigree analysis, marker-assisted selection, and genetic evaluation techniques. Furthermore, students may be exposed to advanced molecular biology tools and bioinformatics for genetic research. Overall, this course equips graduates with the knowledge and skills required to make informed decisions in animal breeding programs, contributing to the sustainable and responsible management of animal populations worldwide.

S.No.	1st Year Syllabus of Master in Animal Genetics and Breeding
1	Animal Cytogenetics
2	Immunogenetics
3	Molecular Genetics in Animal Breeding
4	Population and Quantitative Genetics in Animal Breeding
5	Selection Methods and Breeding System
6	Biometrical Techniques in Animal Breeding
7	Conservation of Animal Genetic Resource
9	Cattle and Buffalo Breeding

S.No.	2nd Year Syllabus of Master in Animal Genetics and Breeding
1	Small Farm Animal Breeding
2	Advances in Molecular Cytogenetics
3	Advances in molecular cytogenetics
4	Poultry Breeding
5	Advances in selection methodology
6	Bioinformatics in animal genetics and breeding