What does RVC mean in VETERINARY

The Royal Veterinary College offers a range of degree programs in veterinary medicine, animal science and biosciences. These include the five-year BVMSci Veterinary Medicine, three-year BSc Animal Science and two-year MSc Integrative Biosciences.

Prospective students will need to submit an application form, supporting documents such as academic transcripts, reference letters and personal statements to the admissions office at RVC. Once all required documents have been received, applicants may be invited for an interview or assessment day.

Yes, the college provides on-campus and off-campus accommodation options for its students. On-campus accommodation includes residential rooms and apartments while off campus accommodations include hostels and private rented housing.

Yes, Royal Veterinary College has several scholarships available for both UK/EU and international students. These scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic merit as well as financial need or other factors such as disability or ethnicity.

Yes, The Careers & Employability Service at RVC offers a variety of resources such as CV writing workshops, skills training workshops, advice sessions with careers advisors and job fairs amongst others to prepare students for their future career paths after graduation.

Yes, Royal Veterinary College offers a range of support services like student counselling service which provides free confidential one-to-one appointments with accredited counsellors; GUIDE (Group Understanding In Difficulties Experienced) group sessions where individuals can exchange ideas informally with other peers facing similar stresses; Student Academic Support which provides help in improving study skills like essay writing etc.; Peer Mentoring which allows first year undergraduates get in touch with second year mentors who are available via both text chat and face—to—face meetings; Financial Advice Service which gives specific attention to each individual's enquiries related to funding issues; The Student Services Centre which helps international students obtain visas etc.

Yes, the college has several sports clubs that cater for a wide variety of interests including football, tennis, rugby union/league/sevens basketball and badminton amongst others. There are also fitness centers that provide gym equipment for use by the students.

Yes, Royal Veterinary College works closely with government departments and industry partners on research projects covering areas such as animal health & welfare microbiology & immunology pathology nutrition conservation among others. Students can also apply for PhD programs across a range of disciplines within veterinary sciences.