BSc (Hons) Veterinary Bioscience

at Harper Adams University

Core Modules

• Professional Scholarship Programme (PSP) 1 - Academic Skills Development
• Fundamentals of Physiology
• Applied Anatomy and Physiology
• Companion Animal Management
• Large Animal Management
• Principles of Animal Health
• Laboratory Techniques
• Biological Molecules and Genetics
• Animal Disease Science
• Companion Animal Studies
• Farm Animal Health
• Farm Animal Nutrition
• Applied Biotechnology
• Animal Medicines
• Research Methods (Animals)
• Placement year
• Honours Research Project
• Integrated Health Management
• Advances in Animal Production Science
• Animal Improvement and Bioethics

English language requirements 

• IELTS Academic : 6.0 overall (with no less than 5.5 in any component)
• TOEFL iBT  : 80 (minimum 18 reading, 17 Listening, 20 speaking, 17 writing)

Tuition Fees

£11,250

The grounding provided in both science and applied animal studies also opens up opportunities in many areas of research. It is important to realise that by studying this course you will not qualify as a vet (i.e. you can’t diagnose and treat animals) but there are opportunities to work alongside vets and other scientists in the veterinary pharmaceutical companies that produce animal health products as well as in the animal nutrition or biotechnology industries.
 

Some graduates have gone on to study at veterinary school to eventually qualify as a veterinary surgeon.
 

You would also be well qualified to work as an animal health inspector for a local authority or Defra.