12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Intercalated Comparative Pathology (One Year) from Royal Veterinary College allows veterinary students to gain an additional degree, focusing in a specific area relevant to their veterinary studies. Most students intercalate after their second or third year, and study a BSc course either at the RVC or at another university.

Veterinary Medicine Accelerated (Hons) from Royal Veterinary College is renowned throughout the world for its rigour and excellence, and if you are already a graduate or in your final year of a biological sciences degree, you can apply for the Graduate Accelerated programme. 

Bioveterinary Sciences (Hons) from Royal Veterinary College is a unique blend of the biological sciences relating to animals, the way they work, their health, their diseases and their relationships with humans. 

The Veterinary Medicine with Integrated Foundation Year programme offered by Royal Veterinary College offers a direct pathway to the Royal Veterinary College’s internationally recognised veterinary degree. This pathway represents one of the first veterinary routes of its kind in the UK, designed to address structural differences in international education systems of students from overseas.

Veterinary Medicine (Intercalated) (Hons) from Royal Veterinary College means that you will gain a more rounded education, additional scientific context, and carry out in-depth research to better your understanding.

Veterinary Nursing (Hons) from Royal Veterinary College includes undertaking minor surgeries and procedures, and delivering medical treatments and tests. Veterinary nurses also take on the responsibilities of customer care within a surgery, clinic or hospital setting, and therefore must develop client-facing skills alongside knowledge of animal care. 

Veterinary Medicine (Hons) from Royal Veterinary College offers world-leading scientific and clinical training in veterinary medicine. This exciting course builds on our extensive veterinary history, and takes a fresh approach in bringing together technological change, clinical and scientific progress, and stimulating teaching and learning methods.

Applied Bioveterinary Research from Royal Veterinary College aims to prepare you for a PhD or a career in research, where you will strive to explore the development of new therapies for both human and veterinary diseases.

During the Intercalated Bioveterinary Sciences (One Year) course from the Royal Veterinary College you will gain a more rounded education, additional scientific context, and gain valuable experience in carrying out in-depth, original, research. After the intercalated year you will rejoin your original course, and continue from the point you left it. 

The B.Sc. in Biological Sciences (Wildlife Health Sciences) at the Royal Veterinary College offers a comprehensive education over three years, focusing on animal health and biology. This full-time programme equips students with essential knowledge and skills for wildlife professionals, preparing them for various careers in the field.

The Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) at the Royal Veterinary College is a five-year full-time programme designed to equip students with essential veterinary skills. This degree combines the resources of Aberystwyth University and the Royal Veterinary College, providing a comprehensive education in veterinary medicine.

The MSci in Bioveterinary Sciences is a four-year full-time programme at the Royal Veterinary College. This integrated master's degree equips students with essential skills for careers in research or further academic pursuits. The course is designed to prepare graduates for roles in various biological and veterinary fields, including biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.