Bioveterinary Science

About this course

Bioveterinary science sits at the boundary between biology and animal health, examining the biological processes that underlie disease, physiology, and welfare in non-human animals. It draws on disciplines including anatomy, microbiology, pharmacology, immunology, and genetics to build a rigorous scientific understanding of how animals function and how things go wrong when they do not. This is a field driven by both scientific curiosity and a genuine concern for animal welfare, and it provides an important evidence base for veterinary medicine, conservation, and the agricultural industries. At Hartpury University, you will study in professional-standard laboratories and gain practical experience through the university's animal collection, commercial farm, and large equine centre. This hands-on dimension is central to the programme, giving you exposure to a range of species and the chanc

Where its graduates go

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