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Cattle
... to content Cattle We would like to thank and acknowledge the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board for their help in compiling these resources; a mix of videos, webinars and text ...
Exotics
... to content Exotics The University of Edinburgh has kindly shared a series of video resources on their website. Please note that some viewers may see a sidebar of related videos that only ...
Pigs
... to content Pigs We would like to thank and acknowledge the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board for their help in compiling these resources. They are a mix of videos, webinars ...
Sheep
... to content Sheep We would like to thank and acknowledge the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board for their help in compiling these resources. They are a mix of videos, webinars ...
Small animals
... to content Small animals We would like to thank and acknowledge the British Small Animal Veterinary Association for their help in supplying these resources. These are suggested resources, students ...
Poultry
... to content Poultry We would like to thank and acknowledge the British Veterinary Poultry Association for their help in compiling these resources; a mix of videos, webinars and text resources. These are ...
Equine
... to content Equine The Horse Trust has kindly compiled a series of video resources for students to use. These are suggested resources, students should have previously agreed learning objectives with ...
EMS Policy and accompanying guidance
... to content EMS Policy and accompanying guidance Policy A total of 38 weeks of EMS must be completed over the course of the veterinary degree programme before students are able to graduate. Of these, ...
Extra-mural studies (EMS)
... to content Extra-mural studies (EMS) Coronavirus (COVID-19) update Temporary EMS requirements for veterinary students are still in place at this time. Read the temporary requirements for each year ...
Enrolling as a student veterinary nurse
... to content Enrolling as a student veterinary nurse In order to train as a veterinary nurse, you first need to have a place at a college on a course leading to an RCVS-accredited veterinary nursing ...
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