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Veterinary Nursing Science (FdSc)
Course overview
| Qualification | Professional and Vocational |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Duration | Data not available |
| Intakes | |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs at C or above to include English language, Maths and Science; and two A Level passes at C or above, one should be a science; or National or Extended Diploma at DMM (to include animal science elements and animal nursing).
A minimum of two weeks work experience in veterinary practice is necessary. Mature students are welcome but must have the GCSE entrance requirements for registration with the RCVS.
Overseas applicants should contact the RCVS directly to gain written confirmation of GCSE equivalent acceptance before applying through UCAS.
Curriculum
Functional Anatomy
Analytical Techniques
Animal Husbandry
Inheritance and Disease
Practice Organisation and IT
Principles of Veterinary Nursing
Professional Development
and Learning Contract
Veterinary Nursing Work Practice
Surgical Theatre Practice and Anaesthesia
Applied Industrial Research
Radiography and Diagnostic Techniques
Application of Veterinary Nursing Care
Pharmacology
Animal Behaviour
Recent Advances in Animal Health
Veterinary Nursing Work Practice