Bioveterinary Science (Hons) University of Lincoln

Overview

This course explores how animals function, what causes disease, how illnesses are diagnosed and controlled, and how science supports veterinary practice.

This Bioveterinary Science (Hons) course at University of Lincolnhas a strong applied animal health focus, combining laboratory science, animal biology, welfare, and veterinary-related study to prepare you for careers across the animal health sector. 

Why study Bioveterinary Science at Lincoln?

• A degree focused on real animal health challenges 
• This course connects biological science directly to animal health, disease, welfare, and veterinary support.
• Learn in specialist laboratory and animal facilities
• You’ll have access to a wide range of facilities including Lincoln’s Riseholme Campus and research laboratories in Janet Lane Claypon and the Ross Lucas Medical School.
• Build practical scientific skills employers value
• Learn transferrable skills like data analysis and interpretation, research project design, scientific communication.
• Explore global animal and environmental challenges
• Take part in optional overseas field trips to study wildlife, ecosystems, and animal health issues in international settings.
• Study with researchers and specialists
• Learn from academics working on current scientific and industry challenges.