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• Octopuses don't get their arms in a twist

  Explanation of the mechanisms used by octopuses to prevent leg tangling.

   01 Sep 2014

• Policy and Legal

  The Royal Veterinary College operates under the terms and conditions outlined in its RVC Charter and RVC Statutes, and it remains compliant with statutory and financial regulations.

• Five Ways to BE Well - Why it’s important

  Try these five ways to Be Well to help you feel more positive by increasing satisfaction and happiness and reducing stress and anxiety.

• Benefits and Reward

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

• Accreditation

  The RVC is one of the few veterinary schools in the world that hold accreditations from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) in the UK, the European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education (ESEVT of the European Association …

• 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

• Veterinary Gateway

  The Veterinary Gateway programme – aimed at Widening Participation students - is first year of a six-year full-time degree in veterinary medicine (BVetMed) taught at The Royal Veterinary College, University of London, UK

• Funding Options

  Funding options for students studying at The RVC

• 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.

• Certificates in Advanced Veterinary Nursing

  The Graduate and Postgraduate Certificates in Advanced Veterinary Nursing are two exciting new courses from the RVC, replacing the Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Nursing.