96 Bachelor's degrees in Veterinary Medicine in United Kingdom

Equine and Veterinary Bioscience (with integrated year studying abroad) 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

The Veterinary Nursing foundation degree at Aberystwyth University enables you to study animal health and management topics relating to small animals (dogs, cats, small mammals) and horses, with some reference to large animals.

If you're fascinated by animal health, disease, behaviour, and the science behind veterinary care, Bioveterinary Science (Hons) at University of Lincoln gives you the opportunity to turn that interest into practical scientific expertise.

This Veterinary Nursing Science (final year top-up) (Hons) course from Nottingham Trent University is designed to provide FdSc Veterinary Nursing graduates and experienced veterinary nurses the opportunity to develop their academic qualification to the level of an honours degree.

The Racehorse Performance and Rehabilitation (Hons) at Hartpury University is a specialist bachelor degree focused on thoroughbred health and injury recovery. This programme lasts three or four years and is delivered via a public study mode, combining scientific research with practical equine therapy skills.

The B.Sc. in Animal Behaviour and Training (Hons) at Warwickshire College offers a comprehensive education in understanding animal behaviour and training techniques. This degree programme is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge over a specified duration, with options for various attendance formats.

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.

The Bioveterinary Science BSc (Hons) at Keele University is a three-year, full-time undergraduate programme. It explores animal health, disease, and diagnostics through intensive laboratory work. This public study mode degree prepares students for careers in animal science research and high-tech veterinary diagnostic labs.

The Veterinary Science programme at Aberystwyth University is a five-year, full-time public degree delivered in partnership with the Royal Veterinary College. This professional course combines scientific theory with clinical practice to prepare students for careers as registered veterinary surgeons in the UK.

The International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Animal Behaviour programme from INTO Manchester Metropolitan University is a preparation degree designed for students who don’t yet meet the language scores or academic requirements for direct entry to their desired programme. 

The fully accredited, vocational Veterinary Nursing with Small Animal Rehabilitation (with placement) (Hons) programme of Harper Adams University is blending animal science with professional skills to produce day-one, job-ready graduates eligible to practice as Registered Veterinary Nurses.

The Veterinary Nursing (Hons) at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) blends academic study and clinical placement with an approved veterinary practice and allows registration as a qualified Veterinary Nurse once you've successfully completed it.

The undergraduate degree in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery (BVetMS) from Harper Adams University is a contemporary and exciting curriculum, meeting the RCVS Day One Competences and also developing a wider range of professional attributes.

The Equine Performance and Rehabilitation (with Foundation Year) (Hons) at Hartpury University is a five-year, full-time programme designed for aspiring equine professionals. This degree combines scientific research with practical horsemanship, offering a foundation year to prepare students for advanced bachelor-level study.

Equine Veterinary Physiotherapy from Anglia Ruskin University is a four-year course that includes a Masters year.