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Open Days
The RVC's annual Open Day for all prospective students is going to be held in May 2010 (booking is essential and will open in March).
To book onto the Saturday 8th May 2010 Open Day at our Hawskhead Campus please click here.
We also hold two further Open Days specifically aimed at those interested in the BSc(Hons) Bioveterinary Sciences (D300) (booking is essential).
NEW! Meet us in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Information Session
Wednesday 24 March 2010 7-9pm
The RVC will be holding an Information Session for interested students, teachers and careers advisors at the British Council in Hong Kong on Wednesday 24 March. The session will provide an introduction to the College alongside details of the courses we offer, and will be led by Professor Quintin McKellar, Principal of the RVC.
Full details and a booking form can be found at www.rvc.ac.uk/hongkong
Camden Campus Tours
We run tours of our Camden Campus once a month throughout the academic year. To see the dates that we currently have available for you to book a place and for further information, please click here.
RVC on Tour
Each September, the RVC holds events across the country for prospective students, parents, teachers and careers advisors. These events are a fantastic opportunity to speak to current staff and students and find out more about the courses on offer and the career paths available in the veterinary field. Dates for next year will be announced here in late March 2010.
RVC Taster Courses
This year we are running Taster Courses for Bioveterinary Sciences, Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Nursing. These courses will enable students to experience life as an RVC student at first-hand. For more information, please click here.
UCAS Conventions
The College also attends numerous UCAS Conventions across the UK between March and July each year. Please click here to see which conventions we are hoping to attend in 2010.
Student Shadowing
The Widening Participation Unit at the College runs a Student Shadowing scheme throughout the academic year. The scheme is designed for those who have had less exposure to Higher Education and would like to know more, and is aimed at pupils who attend non-selective, state maintained schools and/or have no family background of Higher Education. For full details please click here.