Veterinary Undergraduate Degrees (2 results)

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Veterinary Medicine (Graduates Only) - BVMS

School Of Veterinary Medicine

5 years full time

D210 UCAS code 5th

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Veterinary Medicine - BVMS

School Of Veterinary Medicine

5 years full time

D100 UCAS code 5th

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Olivia

19 Feb 24

University of Glasgow

Veterinary Medicine PhD

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Glasgow is a great city, the vet school has good facilities for teaching and encourage student feedback in order to improve.

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Glasgow is a great city, the vet school has good facilities for teaching and encourage student feedback in order to improve.

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Final year rotations are very good for learning. Most of the course content is very useful. Sometimes teaching is not very engaging - smaller group discussions might be better.

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Glasgow is a great city. Lots going on - music, food etc. Great people.

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Catered - food provided was not very good. Location was not great due to distance from the main uni campus. Isolating rooms - not within a flat so was difficult to connect with others.

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Louis

23 Nov 23