Safeguarding public and animal health
BSc Veterinary Bioscience
Be at the forefront of animal health and biological research
The veterinary biosciences programme at the University of Surrey provides excellent training for students intending to work in bioscience research, veterinary public health, veterinary research, and veterinary infectious diseases and diagnostics.
This programme is unique in being jointly run with the Veterinary Laboratories Agency (VLA) and the Institute for Animal Health (IAH).
Students will also benefit from:
- A programme which offers a broad education in the biosciences, including the interface between human and veterinary medicine.
- Opportunity to undertake a two-month summer research internship.
- A professional training year placement at the VLA, IAH or a number of other veterinary institutes.
- Opportunity to gain practical training in animal handling and husbandry.
- A unique opportunity for top performing students to go on to study veterinary medicine at North Carolina State University.
Funding available
Information on current tuition fees and other relevant financial information is available on the University of Surrey fees and funding web page.
Further information
For further information about this programme including a film, see the University of Surrey website link below.
Applications
All applications should be made through UCAS. Please visit the University of Surrey website for entry requirements and UCAS codes.