BIOMED 8330
Animal Welfare and Ethics
University of Missouri-Columbia · UGRD · Fall 2026
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The question of how we treat animals is one that all societies have addressed throughout history and it is an issue that remains even more pertinent today. Ultimately, the welfare of animals under our supervision is dependent on the knowledge, behaviors and attitudes of humans. Ethical norms indicate that anyone interacting with animals must consider what should, rather than what is or could be done regarding animals. This question will be explored and evaluated via online discussion and critical evaluation of literature. Course information will be applied to personal interactions with animals. Students will be required to synthesize, evaluate, and clearly write their responses to course information. Graded on A-F basis only. Credit Hour s : 3
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