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GATEWAY YEAR
STUDY
Please note that these are indicative modules and may be subject to change.
• Biology of the cell Please see Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine
• Inheritance, genes and evolution (pages 56-57) for an outline of what is
studied during the five-year programme upon
• Developmental biology
successful completion of the Gateway year.
• The moving animal
• Integrated physiology
• Animal handling and husbandry
“One of my favourite things about the
• Problem, definition and investigation RVC is the anatomy and pathology
• Library research project museums which offer a substantial
• Veterinary careers and range of anatomical pots, skeletal and
communication plastinated specimens, most of these
come with an online “potcast” which
is a video or recording of a lecturer
talking you through the specimen and
what you are observing. This has been
extremely useful in my own private
study and has aided my revision.”
FAYNOWSH GHANI
Veterinary Gateway and Bachelor of
Veterinary Medicine
“The gateway year provided me with additional
knowledge and experience which enabled
me to progress onto the five year BVetMed
course. The Gateway year provided me with
the environment to develop and enhance
my biological knowledge which made me
feel more confident about progressing into
subsequent years. There were also additional
development sessions supporting our
transition to university level. It was really
helpful and reassuring to hear from gateway
alumni during these sessions.”
HEATHER GRAY
Veterinary Gateway and Bachelor of
Veterinary Medicine
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