119 Bachelor's degrees in Veterinary Medicine in Europe

Through this Animal Biology (Hons) BSc course from University of Stirling you’ll you study the enormous variety of animal life on earth and discover the answers to these and many other searching questions.

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. 

The Veterinary Science programme from University of Bristol provides students with cutting-edge, evidence-based teaching methods. You will have the opportunity to be involved with case-based learning (addressing real-life clinical scenarios), signposting lectures, authentic coursework, a flipped classroom approach and built-in consolidation activities.

This graduate entry programme in Veterinary Medicine (Graduate Entry) (Hons) from University College Dublin is designed to educate future veterinarians to the best international standards in veterinary medicine and to prepare them for careers in professional work, research and public service.

The Veterinary Biosciences (with integrated year in industry) B.Sc. (Hons) at Aberystwyth University is a four-year, full-time programme. It explores the biological sciences underpinning animal health and medicine. This public study mode degree includes a professional placement to enhance your practical expertise.

Earn your B.Sc. in Veterinary Nursing (Hons) at Warwickshire College, a programme designed to equip you with essential skills for a career in veterinary care. This course duration and attendance format details may vary, so please check the specific offerings for the latest information.

The Bachelor of Animal Science - Equine (Hons) programme from University College Dublin focuses on the applied sciences that underpin animal and veterinary biosciences, with emphasis on the horse.

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.

The Veterinary Nursing (with placement) (Hons) programme of Harper Adams University will provide you with the practical, theoretical and technical skills required of an RVN. This will include use of evidence based veterinary nursing, leading to the completion of a dissertation in the final year. 

The B.Sc. in Veterinary Physiotherapy (Hons) at Warwickshire College is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge in this specialised field. The duration and attendance format details are not specified, but the programme promises a comprehensive curriculum focused on animal rehabilitation.

The Veterinary Medicine (Hons) programme from University College Dublin will educate you to the best international standards in veterinary medicine and is accredited nationally by the Veterinary Council of Ireland (VCI) and is one of only 6 veterinary schools in Europe currently accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). 

The Human-Animal Interaction with Psychology (Hons) at Hartpury University is a comprehensive bachelor degree exploring the special bond between people and animals. This public programme lasts three or four years, depending on the study mode, and combines animal science with human psychology to enhance global welfare.

The Veterinary Biosciences programme at Aberystwyth University is a full-time, three-year bachelor degree. This public study programme explores the biological sciences underpinning veterinary medicine for farm, equine, and companion animals. It offers a professional pathway toward veterinary medicine or animal health research.

The Veterinary Medicine programme at the University of Cambridge gives you the opportunity to study the scientific basis of veterinary medicine and clinical veterinary science. 

If you are aiming for a career as a vet but do not yet have the required science qualifications, this six-year route gives you a supported and structured way to get there. Learn more at the Veterinary Medicine and Surgery including a Preliminary Year programme from University of Nottingham.

The B.Sc. in Veterinary Physiotherapy (Hons) at Plumpton College is a three-year degree programme designed for those aspiring to become veterinary physiotherapists. This course combines practical and theoretical knowledge, delivered through a blended learning format, allowing flexibility in study while meeting the industry's competency standards.

With the Veterinary Nursing program at Middlesex University you will gain a range of practical skills and techniques to launch a successful career in veterinary nursing. You can apply to become a Registered Veterinary Nurse with accreditation from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. 

The B.Sc. in Equine Therapy and Rehabilitation at Warwickshire College is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in equine care. This programme typically spans three years and offers a full-time attendance format, allowing students to immerse themselves fully in the study of equine therapy.

The Equine Science programme at Hartpury University is a four-year integrated master's degree designed for those seeking advanced expertise. This public study course combines undergraduate and postgraduate levels, focusing on research and industry developments. Students benefit from world-class facilities and expert teaching.

Equine and Veterinary Bioscience (with integrated foundation year) at Aberystwyth University capitalises on Aberystwyth’s reputation as a long-established provider of equine courses, our research strengths in animal disease, nutrition, reproduction and behaviour