We understand the difficulties many people face with full-time study and offer study by distance learning

Why study an Individual degree module?  

The modules of the Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health programme are also offered as stand-alone modules for Continuing Professional Development.

In Brief

  • Sample our studies before committing to the full degree programme (MSc, Pg Diploma or Pg Certificate);
  • Study alongside the degree programme students; 
  • Assessment includes an online, Written Examination and compulsory Tutor Marked Assignment;
  • Application deadline: 15 December (studies commence February)

Modules

* Also a Core module of the degree programme 


RVC INSIDERS

The module ‘Management of Infectious Disease Outbreaks in Animal Populations’ is one of my favourite subjects because the knowledge that I gained can be directly applied to control many infectious diseases endemic in local situations. Specially, during outbreak investigation and public awareness programs.

— Anushka Lenagala, MSc in Livestock Health and Production, Sri Lanka (December 2022)

African Swine Fever (ASF) was first reported in China in 2018 and caused a dramatic economic loss in the pig industry. The learnings enable me to investigate the epidemiological study of ASF and assess the cause-effect relationships to provide valuable information for decision-making at the farm level with animal health economic factors taken into consideration.

— Shuaibiao Wang, Pg Diploma in Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health, China (December 2022)

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Individual Modules

Credit bearing

Individual degree modules

£2,736

Register by December (annually)

 

To apply (via the University of London)

Discounts available

Completing students

  • 20% discount is offered to students - having successfully completed a 240-Hour Individual Module and now registering for the full award (Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, or MSc programme in Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health

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