Royal Veterinary College

Established in 1791, the Royal Veterinary College is the most ancient and biggest Veterinary College in the UK. It has become a part of the University of London since 1949. The College is located on 2 campuses: the Camden Campus at London and the Hawkshead Campus in Hertfordshire. The College has received very high ratings for the quality of teaching and veterinary services it imparts from Accreditation agencies in the UK and abroad.

Courses Offered

Some of the courses offered by the college for undergraduate and postgraduate studies include:

• Vet Sciences
• Vet Pathology
• Vet Nursing
• Vet Physiotherapy
• Vet Epidemiology
• Wild Animal Biology
• Wild Animal Health

• £1500 for Veterinary Medicine
• £1500 for Combined Veterinary Medicine/BSc
• £1500 for BSc Veterinary Sciences

• Books, journals, manuscripts and artifacts accumulated since the inception of the College in 1791. These items offer an insight in to the history of the Veterinary Sciences in England and other English speaking nations.
• Photographic Archive
• Paper Based Archive

The College has an excellent Clinical Skills Centre where students can practice their veterinary skills. Students have to work in pairs at their workstations in this Centre and test and learn from each other while following checklist. An expert is present to answer their queries and assuage their doubts. 95% of first year students can avail of the accommodation at the College's Halls of Residence. The College Grove Hall in the Camden Campus of the Royal Veterinary College accommodates students in 7bedroom flats with common kitchens. Each bedroom has a telephone and a computer point.

Address:

Camden Campus
The Royal Veterinary College
Royal College Street
London
NW1 0TU
United Kingdom

Hawshead Campus
The Royal Veterinary College
Hawkshead Lane
North Mymms
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
AL9 7TA
Contact: http://www.rvc.ac.uk/