271 Bachelor's degrees in Veterinary Medicine

Becoming a qualified veterinarian through the Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine course offered at Murdoch University will enable you to provide the full range of care for animals.

Estonian University of Life Sciences provides full-time six-year education in Veterinary Medicine and our program is accredited by the EAEVE (European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education).

On this Veterinary Medicine and Science (Hons) programme offered by the University of Surrey, you’ll learn about different body systems, covering all common companion, equine and production animal species, in addition to wildlife and exotic species.

Would you like to become a vet but don't have a science background? Open up the possibility of an exciting veterinary career with the Veterinary Medicine and Surgery (with Foundation Year) programme from The University of Lancashire.

This Medicine Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus UK North gives you the opportunity to prepare and apply for Year 1 of a number of Medicine degrees with our partner universities, including the University of Nicosia.

If you're passionate about animal healthcare and want to play an essential role in a veterinary medical team, Dalhousie University's accredited Veterinary Technology programme is the perfect fit. You'll gain practical, hands-on experience in areas like critical care, anesthesia, diagnostics, and veterinary medicine, all while benefiting from small class sizes.

The Bioveterinary Science Degree at The University of Lancashire will give you a strong understanding of the latest research and knowledge in animal and veterinary sciences today.

Veterinary Nursing (Top-Up) (Hons) from Wrexham University will enable existing RVNs to advance their knowledge and skills to enable progression to more specialised and senior roles.

This Veterinary Technology degree from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) prepares you to work with veterinarians to diagnose, treat and prevent illnesses in animals.

The Veterinary Medicine programme from University of Nicosia is designed to offer first-class scientific and clinical training in veterinary medicine. An integrative approach has been adopted to deliver knowledge in a horizontal and vertical manner in order for the students to understand the multifaceted science underpinning veterinary practice and research. 

This one-year (2-semester) Bioveterinary Sciences - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Royal Veterinary College. 

The Bioveterinary Science (Hons) at the University of Chester takes a comprehensive approach to animal health. You will gain an understanding of disease and its impact on animals including how to diagnose and treat disease.

A fast-paced, varied and challenging profession, Veterinary Medicine enables you to contribute to the welfare of animals and work in unique environments

Open the door to an exciting career with the Bioveterinary Sciences (with Foundation Year) programme from The University of Lancashire.

The Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Nursing at the Atlantic Technological University is a three-year course that will prepare you for a career in the veterinary field. You’ll be qualified to work closely with veterinary surgeons in diagnosing and treating animals suffering from a range of medical issues.

This one-year (2-semester) Zoology - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Queen Mary University of London. 

The Veterinary Biosciences (Hons) programme offered by the University of Surrey will immerse you in the latest research that underpins veterinary science today.

This Veterinary Medicine - Medicine Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus UK North gives you the opportunity to prepare and apply for Year 1 of a number of Medicine degrees with our partner universities, including the University of Nicosia.

The Animal Behaviour (Hons) programme offered by the University of Chester takes you on an exciting journey into the biology, care, conservation and welfare of animals. You’ll explore why animals behave the way they do in both wild and captive settings, combining a strong foundation in biological sciences with a scientific approach to studying animal thoughts and actions.

The Veterinary Biosciences programme at Queen's University Belfast offers dynamic, research-led education at the intersection of animal health, welfare, disease and biomedical science.