Dr Richard Mott PhD
Animal Behaviour Researcher
Changing animals' lives for the better
Research fellow in farm animal welfare at the University of Leeds
For more than 20 years, I've been working with and training animals, using evidence-based approaches to behavioural management. I have a MSc from the University of Edinburgh, a PhD from the University of Glasgow and I've lectured on undergraduate animal science degree courses. Having worked extensively with dogs and horses, I'm currently a post-doctoral research fellow in farm animal welfare at the University of Leeds, working specifically with pigs.
Recent Publications
Previous Positions
2019-2023
Graduate Teaching Assistant (University of Glasgow)
Delivering teaching and assessment processes associated with undergraduate teaching of clinical skills and anatomy to the BVMS students.
2017-2019
HE Equine Lecturer (Moreton Morrell HE Equine)
Lecturer on the Equine Science and Equine Studies undergraduate degree programs.
2007-2017
Owner / Manager (Correen Stables)
Qualified HSI equestrian coach.
Qualifications
2023
PhD Ecology (Dog Welfare)
University of Glasgow
2018
MSc Equine Science
University of Edinburgh
Memberships
Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour
Universities' Federation for Animal Welfare
International Society for Applied Ethology
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
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