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Top 10 unis for Veterinary Medicine 2024
Are you considering studying Veterinary Medicine? Discover the Top 10 universities in the UK to study Veterinary Medicine
Who comes out on top for Veterinary Medicine degrees in the UK?
The University of Cambridge is still at the top of the tree in 2024 with Edinburgh also a non-mover at two. The University of Liverpool, Nottingham and Glasgow all jumped one place up the table this year. Harper Adams University is a new entry at nine, offering a range of veterinary courses.
To find out more about the top unis for Veterinary Medicine, click on the links below:
- 1. University of Cambridge
- 2. The University of Edinburgh
- 3. University of Liverpool
- 4. University of Surrey
- 5. University of Nottingham
- 6. University of Glasgow
- 7. University of Bristol
- 8. Royal Veterinary College, University of London
- 9. Harper Adams University
- 10. Writtle University College
See the full Veterinary Medicine rankings
Studying Veterinary Medicine
Whether you want to become a veterinary practitioner, or plan to work with animals in another career, degrees in this subject will improve your knowledge of animal behaviour as well as disease, disorders and injury. You’ll also learn a range of clinical skills along with animal husbandry.
There are several veterinary medicine degrees to consider including:
- Animal Behaviour BSc
- Veterinary Biosciences BSc
- Veterinary Medicine BVetMed or BVMS
- Veterinary Nursing & Companion Animal Behaviour BSc
Courses usually involve practical placements and are assessed in various ways including clinical observations, exams and coursework.
Find out more about studying Veterinary Medicine
Careers in Veterinary Medicine
Many students study for a Veterinary Medicine degree with the intention of becoming a surgeon or nurse in a vet practice but there are other options such as an animal behaviourist, veterinary pathologist or research scientist.
Working with animals can be emotionally and physically challenging. For example, you may have to work with extremely sick animals who can’t be saved. However, it’s also an incredibly rewarding career, improving the lives of animals and their owners.
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