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• Respiratory diseases

  Respiratory diseases in horses are very common and have a variety of different causes. Infectious respiratory diseases caused by bacterial and viral infections, for example strangles and influenza, occur in horses of all ages and are particularly common in young horses, especially those kept in larger groups or yards.

• DEFRA/VMD MRes project

  RVC, along with a multidisciplinary team, has been awarded a MRes studentship by DEFRA/VMD to work on the " validation of a hollow fibre infection model for dynamic evaluation of antimicrobial efficacy in veterinary pathogens". The MRes project …

   27 Sep 2016

  RVC, along with a multidisciplinary team, has been awarded a MRes studentship by DEFRA/VMD to work …

• VetCompass RVC Student Projects at BSAVA Congress 2023

  

  Five outstanding and brave veterinary undergraduate students will present their final year VetCompass projects as oral abstracts at BSAVA Congress 2023 in Manchester. These projects cover a range of important individual health conditions in dogs …

   15 Mar 2023

• New BBSRC grant awarded to Dr Michael Doube

  

  Dr Michael Doube has been awarded a BBSRC grant for the following study:  "Is the plate to rod transition in trabecular bone loss a real phenomenon or a spurious of a misused metric?" Dr Doube explains that a latticework of bony trabeculae …

   21 Feb 2017

  Dr Michael Doube has been awarded a BBSRC grant for the following study:  "Is the plate to rod …

• New VetCompass PhD aims to find Causes rather than Associations

  

  VetCompass are excited to announce that their new “VetCompass eClinical Trials” PhD project, supported by Dogs Trust, will commence in October 2021. Although veterinarians are encouraged to apply ‘evidence based principles’, there is a paucity of …

   26 Jul 2021

  VetCompass are excited to announce that their new “VetCompass eClinical Trials” PhD project, …

• FRCPath Success!

  Congratulations to Gordon Davidson (part time resident based at Finn Pathologists and the RVC) on passing the FRCPath part 1 examination in anatomic pathology. Well done Gordon!

   23 Nov 2021

• Benefits and Reward

  RVC employees receive a number of benefits, including the opportunity to work in a creative, dynamic and exciting environment

• Veterinary Epidemiology

  The MSc Veterinary Epidemiology is a one-year masters or diploma course in vet epidemiology, covering public health, veterinary science and animal health, taught by the Royal Veterinary College and LSHTM, University of London, UK

• One Health: ecosystems, humans and animals

  A one-year MSc or postgraduate diploma, formerly called One Health (Infectious Diseases), delivered by the RVC and LSHTM, University of London.

• Production Animal Residency

  A first class, world-renowned training programmes for veterinary specialisation, designed for qualified veterinary graduates who wish to specialise in specific disciplines related to farm animal health and production