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• Academic Quality, Regulations & Procedures

  This is where to find Royal Veterinary College academic policies, procedures, and regulations, including those used for assuring the quality and enhancement of the student learning experience. In this area Students and Staff can access all pertinent …

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• These (human) feet are made for walking...

  

  Dr Jim Usherwood contributes to a discussion on feet for the BBC World Service. Many of us may think of walking as simply putting one foot in front of another. Often overlooked are the mechanics of how we walk and what enables this. Dr Jim …

   12 Jan 2015

• Structure and Motion for Schools

  

  Professor Alan Wilson and his team are returning to Cheltenham Science Festival to take part in Science for Schools. Science for Schools 2015 is an opportunity for children from around the country to leave the classroom behind and engage with …

   01 Jun 2015

• Congratulations to RVC's first Biological Sciences (Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Ethics) graduates

  

  RVC is delighted to announce that the first student cohort have graduated from our 3 year BSc in Biological Sciences (Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Ethics) degree. These graduates studied this biological science subject with a multidisciplinary …

   16 Jul 2018

  RVC is delighted to announce that the first student cohort have graduated from our 3 year BSc in …

• Owners thank generous blood donors who saved Stan’s life

  

  Stan was brought to the Royal Veterinary College at the end of April for the management of severe gastroenteritis after eating a rotting animal carcass on a walk. He was critically unwell, and was admitted to Emergency & Critical Care where he underwent repeat surgeries after an infection was detected in his abdomen.

   23 Jul 2019

  Stan was brought to the Royal Veterinary College at the end of April for the management of severe …

• The Animal Care Trust funds research into combatting deadly wildlife virus

  

  Nobody could help but be moved by the tragic plight of the Saiga antelope as portrayed in David Attenborough’s Planet Earth II when 150,000 antelope died in front of the series’ TV crew across three devastating days. Royal Veterinary College (RVC) researchers were presented with a £3,000 grant from the Animal Care Trust (ACT) to research this disease and support its eradication.

   14 Nov 2019

  Nobody could help but be moved by the tragic plight of the Saiga antelope as portrayed in David …

• Pet Care Advice

  Advice on looking after you pet, what to do in an emergency and preparing for a visit to the vet

• Visiting Your Hospitalised Pet

  Information about visiting Your Hospitalised at RVC Small Animal Referrals

• The BIG event - Science Communication Conference

  

  Our Widening Participation team member Lucy Eckersley won a bursary to visit the BIG conference this year, after submitting an application detailing what our team would get out of the experience.The BIG event is a three day conference covering …

   06 Aug 2018

  Our Widening Participation team member Lucy Eckersley won a bursary to visit the BIG conference …