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• Study Skills

  The RVC's student support team works to help students achieve their academic goals effectively, efficiently and with maximum enjoyment.

• Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Nursing Published Papers

  GradDip VNs have published articles in the first international peer-reviewed journal for veterinary nurses – The Veterinary Nurse – from work developed as part of their Graduate Diploma course studies. Abbitt, G. (2010) Legal, ethical and …

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• Will I be charged the Home or International fee for my programme?

  The tuition fee that Royal Veterinary College students pays depends on their status.

• Publications

  Explore the collection of authored works including articles, chapters, and books written by our dedicated veterinary nursing teams and talented students. Click to view RVC VN publications Submit Publications →

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• How to apply - MRes

  What qualifications do I need? Applicants should have a first or second class university honours degree in biological sciences, a veterinary or medical degree. What if English is not my first language? You must be able to communicate clearly …

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• Budgeting

  Budgeting tool for RVC students. Help to plan ahead and keep your finances under control.

• Loans and Grants - Part-time undergraduate (UK and EU students)

  Part-time undergraduate students: may be able to get a loan if their part-time course has a course intensity of 25% or more. ‘Course intensity’ measures how much of your course you complete each year compared to an equivalent full-time course. You’ …

• Regulation of cellular proliferation by FSTL3

  Regulation of cellular proliferation by FSTL3 Supervisors: Dr Abir Mukherjee (amukherjee@rvc.ac.uk) Professor Tej Dhoot (TDhoot@RVC.AC.UK) Exit from cell proliferation is necessary for cell fate specification, differentiation and maintenance of …

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• Role of FSTL3, a myostain inhibitor, in satellite cell growth

  Role of FSTL3, a myostain inhibitor, in satellite cell growth Supervisors: Dr Abir Mukherjee (amukherjee@rvc.ac.uk) Professor Tej Dhoot (TDhoot@RVC.AC.UK) Skeletal muscle is a highly dynamic tissue, crucial for support, locomotion and glucose …

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• Applications data: Transparency return 2023

  Breakdown of data on applications, offers, acceptances and registrations as required by the Office for Students (OfS)

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