Program Overview

Introduction to Veterinary Nursing Program

The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) offers a comprehensive program in Veterinary Nursing, providing undergraduate students with unbeatable training and experience. The program is designed to equip students with essential nursing skills and techniques, taught by inspiring and enthusiastic experts in a hands-on learning environment.

Program Structure

The Veterinary Nursing program is available in two formats: a Bachelor of Science (BSc) and a Foundation Degree in Science (FdSc). Both courses follow the same curriculum for the first three years of study.

BSc and FdSc Comparison

• The FdSc course is completed after three years, upon which students graduate as qualified veterinary nurses.
• The BSc course requires an additional year of study, during which students complete a research project in an area of their choice, leading to the BSc qualification after the fourth year.

Learning Environment and Opportunities

The program offers a unique learning environment where students can master all the essential nursing skills and techniques. It also provides opportunities for further development, allowing students to enhance their knowledge and skills in veterinary nursing.

Research Project

For BSc students, the fourth year involves completing a research project in an area of their choice. This project allows students to delve deeper into a specific aspect of veterinary nursing, contributing to the field while gaining valuable research experience.