Veterinary Nursing (CAW)

About this course

Veterinary nursing is a hands-on clinical profession that supports the work of veterinary surgeons in delivering care to animals across a wide range of species and settings. Registered veterinary nurses play a central role in anaesthesia, surgical support, emergency care, diagnostic imaging, ward management, and client communication, and the profession requires both technical precision and a genuine commitment to animal welfare. Registered veterinary nurses are in high demand, with excellent employment opportunities across the sector. This four-year full-time programme at Middlesex University includes a foundation year, giving you structured preparation for the clinical and academic demands of the main degree before you progress into advanced study. You will develop the practical skills and underpinning scientific knowledge required for professional registration, covering animal anatomy

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