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• Financial Health

  RVC financial health resources for students. Get to know your financial personality and check your financial health.

• Prevent

  The RVC will seek to meet its obligations under the Prevent duty by ensuring that vulnerable individuals within our community are safeguarded and supported, as part of our Duty of Care. The RVC is committed to ensuring that it remains a safe, nurturing and inclusive environment for teaching, learning and research.

• Clinical Training

  Internships and residencies at the RVC develop the specialist-level research skills and clinical experience needed to rise to the top of their chosen field

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• Admissions Policy

  Admissions Policy The RVC has established an Admissions Policy to support our fair admissions procedure, here we outline the purpose of the policy: Admission Policy Scope and Admissions Statement. Below, you can find each section of the policy for …

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• Camden Campus

  The Royal Veterinary College's Camden campus features extensive teaching facilities, the Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital and London BioScience Innovation Centre (LBIC).

• Information for Horse Owners

  All initial referrals enquiries and appointments to the Royal Veterinary College's Equine Referral Hospital are made through owners' regular veterinary practice.

• Council Tax

  Full-time students are not required to pay Council Tax throughout the years of their studies

• Study as a Visitor

  If you are studying at the RVC for less than six months, retaking a short period of study or re-sitting exams after your Student visa has expired you will be able to do so with Visitor leave

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• Endoscopy

  An endoscope is a small flexible camera that we can use to visualise internal problems within the horse, typically in the respiratory tract but also involving the digestive or urogenital tracts. The RVC's equine team has a variety of portable …

• Equine Worming

  An appropriate worming programme is an essential part of your horse’s management as these internal parasites can cause a wide range of problems from weight loss to colic and diarrhoea. It is important that worming programmes are tailored to the …