Vet Courses Bristol

Can you tell me which veterinary courses are offerd at University of Bristol and whne I can apply for them?

For the veterinary courses at University of Bristol, the admission process begins in August 2013. You can take the dates for the year as tentative for next session.

Vet Courses:

BVSc Veterinary Science
UCAS Code: D100, five years full-time

BSc Veterinary Nursing and Bioveterinary Science
UCAS Code: DC37, four years full-time

BSc Animal Behaviour and Welfare Science
UCAS Code: D390, three years full-time

Cert Companion Animal Welfare and Behavioural Rehabilition
Two years part-time

Important dates:

You can apply for the course from mid-September

You can get The Common Application from 1st of August.

The closing date is 15 January.

If you are applying as an outsider from UK/EU, you can apply up to 30 June

If you submit application form after the closing date, your application won’t be reviewe by the admissions committee.

Contact:
University of Bristol
Senate House, Tyndall Ave, Bristol, City of Bristol BS8 1TH, United Kingdom ‎
+44 117 928 9000 ‎

Map:

University of Bristol is a red brick research university located in Bristol, United Kingdom. University College, Bristol in existence since 1876.

Undergraduate Courses offered :

Vet Courses
Veterinary Science
Veterinary Nursing and Bioveterinary Science

Animal Behaviour and Welfare Science
Cert Companion Animal Welfare and Behavioural Rehabilitation


Veterinary Science:
This program moves a candidate to make professional career as a veterinary surgeon.

Entry requirements:

For Graduates
For science graduate :
Require a 2.1 degree and A levels at BBB to include chemistry.


For non Science graduate :
Requires A levels in chemistry, biology and a suitable third subject at a minimum of BBB.

For Non-graduates

If candidate achieved A levels within the last ten years, must satisfy all current entry requirements.

If candidate do not have science A levels (or their equivalent) then will need to take suitable level 3 science qualifications.

If candidate are a non-graduate and achieved A levels more than ten years ago, you are permitted to retake science A2 levels in order to meet the current requirements for the Veterinary Science program;

Candidate must achieve AAA in chemistry, biology and a suitable third subject in the first sitting of the A2 exam.


Address:

University of Bristol
Senate House, Tyndall Ave, Bristol, City of Bristol BS8 1TH, United Kingdom ‎
+44 117 928 9000 ‎

Map:

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