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Postgraduate programmes in Veterinary Science:
Working with the University of London, we are proud to offer postgraduate study by distance learning. Not only does it allow those in the UK the flexibility to study, whilst juggling other commitments, but it also provides the opportunity to those living overseas to study with us as well. As this map shows, we reach every corner of the world!
Here is what our alumni have to say about the courses the RVC, in collaboration with the University of London, offer.
If you have completed a postgraduate course with us, or are in contact with someone who has, but haven’t heard from
us in a while, we may not have your most up to date contact details and contact preferences. We would love to reconnect with you! Please email us: alumni@rvc.ac.uk
‘RVC has an incredible reputation and I was thrilled
to be accepted
and complete my degree through the
University. The interaction during the tutorials was often the most rewarding. A number of the tutorial leaders were amazing.’
Susan Goebel, MSc Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health, Canada
“It’s so flexible and it is a well- recognised university. I have a full-time job and three children, and I managed to combine studying with my job and taking care of my children.”
Birgitte Sundt Granberg, MSc Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health, Norway
“I would encourage vets who want a challenge to seriously consider the benefits of postgraduate study. It could open up a
whole new world of opportunity!”
Philip Robinson, MSc Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health, United Kingdom
“The best bit is being part of a bigger community of students and also having access to the resources
that they offer. It is very helpful to have access to an extensive online library, especially if you are working in research.”
Petra Briene, MSc Livestock Health and Production, Belgium
“This course helped me gain expertise in perfecting risk analysis and management of disease outbreaks. We are now working on a contingency plan for mad cow disease using the knowledge I gained.”
Daniel Karugu, MSc Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health, Kenya
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