What does RVC mean in NURSING

The Royal Veterinary College offers undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in veterinary medicine, veterinary nursing and biological sciences. It also has three research institutes specialising in epidemiology & disease control; pathology, infectology & immunology; and biosciences & bioinformatics.

Yes, the Royal Veterinary College is part of the University of London and provides its students with access to a wide range of learning resources.

The Royal Veterinary College undertakes clinical, basic science (laboratory) and applied research in veterinary medicine, biology and other related disciplines. Its three research institutes focus on pathology, infectious diseases, epidemiology, animal production systems and food safety.

Yes, as well as undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in veterinary medicine, veterinary nursing and biology, the college also provides professional qualifications such as diplomas for medical laboratory science. It is also a centre for continuing professional development for qualified veterinarians.

Yes, there are opportunities to gain work experience through the RVC’s vet school preparatory course or via summer internships within one of its research institutes.

Yes, RVC students can apply for accommodation provided by nearby private landlords or directly through the college's partner accommodation provider Unite Students. In addition to this there are other forms of affordable housing options such as student houses or flats in north London available too.

Yes, international students can access several scholarship programs including those offered by UK universities affiliated with RVC. These scholarships provide financial support that fully covers tuition fees while other funds may be offered to cover living expenses. Furthermore international students hoping to study at RVC can receive expert help from their staff who will provide information about potential sources of funding available specifically for international students.

Yes - there are a range of full-time and part-time options available depending on which programme you chose to pursue at RVC. Part-time programmes usually involve online learning but include residential schools held throughout your course duration.