Veterinary Medicine and Surgery including a Gateway Year

About this course

Veterinary medicine and surgery is one of the most demanding professional degree programmes available, requiring a combination of rigorous scientific knowledge, complex clinical skills, and the ethical and communicative qualities needed to care for animals and to support their owners. Veterinary surgeons diagnose and treat illness and injury across a wide range of species, from companion animals and horses through to farm livestock and wildlife, and they also play critical roles in public health, food safety, and the control of diseases that can transfer between animals and humans. At Nottingham, this six-year programme including a gateway year is designed to provide a supported entry route for students who demonstrate strong potential and commitment to veterinary medicine but who need an additional preparatory year before progressing to the main degree. The gateway year builds the scie

Where its graduates go

The 1 largest scored destinations, covering 96% of graduates; the headline also reflects the subject baseline.

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