The BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Welfare (University Foundation) program at the University of Plymouth International College, part of NAVITAS, combines modern biological sciences with a strong foundation in the theory and principles relevant to the applied, regulatory and voluntary aspects of animal welfare. The program allows students to harness the latest scientific techniques to the study of animal behaviour and welfare. It trains individuals to apply scientific knowledge and skills to practical issues and solutions in the field. Subjects that can be possibly studied include animal physiology, anatomy, cognition, conservation, ethology and more. Being part of a NAVITAS University means that students will have access to excellent resources, support and opportunities to embark on a career in this sector, such as roles in research laboratories, zoos, animal charities and more. However, as the curriculum specifics might differ, it's important to contact the University directly to get the most current and detailed information.

University of Plymouth International College, usually referred to as UPIC, is a for-profit college in association with University of Plymouth. UPIC is a member of Navitas Limited, an international provider of pathway colleges.

UPIC is a pathway provider for University of Plymouth in Devon, UK. UPIC offers undergraduate pathways specifically for international students in a range of subjects including Business, Marketing, Law, Tourism, Engineering, Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Health, Hospitality, Engineering and Computing.

UPIC is based on the campus of University of Plymouth and although students studying at UPIC are mostly taught separately from the other University students, they have full access to all facilities on campus, including the library and IT labs. The students are also often taught by lecturers who also teach at the University. Whilst studying with UPIC, students also receive extra support in the areas of English language and ICT.