Find Veterinary Nursing Degree courses in the UK

In the UK, the standard first degree is a Bachelors degree with honours. Generally an Veterinary Nursing degree course usually takes three years full-time study while in Scotland an Veterinary Nursing degree course takes four years.

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Degree Subject Intro: Veterinary Nursing

A veterinary medicine degree is five years of study, plus work experience. Although your knowledge of techniques and treatments will be continually updated throughout your career, you must acquire a solid base of veterinary knowledge and confidence in your own abilities.

Job prospects for graduates are extremely good and most find employment in general practice, working with pets and farm animals. Zoos and specialist practices offer opportunities for those who'd like to work with more exotic species.

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