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    Dr Malgorzata Behnke

    BVSc PhD PgCertTLHE MRCVS FHEA

    Principal Lecturer in Animal and Veterinary Sciences

    Photograph of Malgorzata

    Teaching Duties

    • (A5005HF) Animal Medicine and Preventative Animal Health - Level 5, Module leader
    • (A5113) Herd Health Planning - Level 5, Module leader
    • (A6002C17) Advances in Equine Science -Level 6, Module leader
    • (A6018HF) Applied Animal Science - Level 6
    • (A7080) Advances in Rum,inant Nutrition - Level 7
    • HKVS teaching - principally preventative health and equine management, reproduction

     Research Interests

    • Preventative Health - particularly equine and farm animal, incorporating herd and flock management
    • Equine health, behaviour and welfare
    • Farm animal health, behaviour and welfare with particular research interest in sheep

    Professional Memberships

    • Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (member 2004 - present)
    • Higher Education Academy (member 2010 - present)
    • Association for Veterinary Teaching and Research Work (member 2004 - 2014)
    • British Cattle Veterinary Association (member 2005 - 2014)

    Academic Department: Animal Health, Behaviour and Welfare

    Research: Animal Behaviour and Welfare Research Group

    Tel: +44 (0)1952 820280

    Office: C C-Block

    Research profile: ORCID

    Research profile: ResearcherID.com

    Publications

    Other publications

    Additional Information
    • Associate Head of Department 2023 - 2025 - Veterinary Physiotherapy Section, Department of Animal Health, Behaviour and Welfare
    • Associate Head of Department 2016-2021 - Animal Health and Welfare Section, Department of Veterinary Health and Animal Sciences with 9 months as interim Co-Head of Deparment (Jan - Sept 2020)
    • Co-supervisor for PhD student Paul Crawford (2022 - 2025) PhD titled: "Current levels of medicine use, recording and on farm interventions which improve their stewardship in the Northern Ireland sheep flock"
    • Director of Studies for PhD student Ms. Caroline Best (2018 - 2021) PhD titled: "A mixed methods study investigating approaches to lameness control and aetiologies of hoof disorders in sheep"  Caroline Best
    • Director of Studies for PhD student Dr. Stacey Blease (2011 - 2014) PhD titled: "Studies of UK dairy farmers’ perceptions of herd health plans for farm assurance" http://harper.ac.uk/herdhealth

     

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