The BSc Bioveterinary Sciences course is a unique blend of the biological sciences relating to animals, the way they work, their health, their diseases, and their relationships with humans.

This course aims to equip you with the latest skills for a range of careers in veterinary science, as well as in STEM and non-STEM industries. You will be taught by a range of skilled scientists and clinicians with extensive experience of animal disease and research. This program covers virtually every aspect of animal biology, management, and disease that is likely to interest you.

You will require ambition to succeed in the veterinary field and a desire to improve animal health and welfare. This program demands high levels of motivation and, in return, promise a rich and rewarding experience all throughout.

The Royal Veterinary College is the largest and longest-established vet school in the English-speaking world and is a college of the University of London. The RVC has a fascinating history, which began with the foundation of the Veterinary College, London, and the establishment of the veterinary profession in the UK.The Veterinary College, London, was built in the parish of St Pancras in 1791, on the current site of The RVC’s Camden Campus and in January 1792, four students began a three-year course intended to cover all aspects of the veterinary art. In 1875 the College received its first Charter of Incorporation from Queen Victoria. Over one hundred years, the College had grown from a horse infirmary with a handful of students to a science based institution, producing internationally-renowned veterinarians and scientists.Our London campus is in Camden, one of the most creative and stimulating areas of the city.Our historic Camden Campus is where veterinary medicine students will spend their first two years. Veterinary Gateway students will also be based here, along with the first year of the Graduate Accelerated programme. Biosciences students study at the Camden Campus throughout their course.

Famous for its markets, vibrant culture and music venues, Camden is an exciting place to experience student life. It is also home to a beautiful canal and lock, Regent’s Park, ZSL London Zoo and the iconic Roundhouse music venue.

More recent developments include the building of the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals in Hertfordshire, which today treats over 7,000 patients a year and, in 2001, seventy-six years after the opening of the College's Research Institute in Animal Pathology at Camden, the establishment of the London Bioscience Innovation Centre, which houses over 40 life science companies.