Veterinary Nursing degrees in All England

I'm currently studying BSc animal behaviour and welfare at Myerscough, the campus is lovely and the lecturers are all really understanding and helpful. The only downfalls are that the location isn't close to the town centre so it can be difficult to get to shops if you don't drive (there are buses though).

A great location to study for both people with an agricultural background or without, the university offers a great veterinary nursing course that focuses on the theoretical as well as the practical parts immensely. Although the university still has some progress to be made within their Student's Union, it is an opportunity for students to let their voices be heard and make a change for the better.

Novel educational techniques that train you to answer real world problems, providing good facilities for students. It provides so many facilities to students. The education system is based on individual learning experiences which can help students to develop their skills using all the facilities provided. In term of improvement there’s so many different cultures. If there’s more opportunities for students to mix and get to know each other it will be better.

The environment is great and there’s loads of support. The uni constantly asks for the student’s opinions on what they could do better and actually implement suggestions. It could maybe be improved if there where more help with job opportunities for international students who wish to stay in the uk and are unsure of their options.

While things have been difficult undertaking our clinical year during covid the staff have been very accommodating and have worked hard to still deliver as good of an experience as possible, so I am very grateful. I can imagine that when things return to normal it will be a first class experience.

Writtle university has pleasantly surprised me. I’ve made friends for life and socially it’s been great so far for nights outs in chelmsford and sometimes on campus. The lecturers are kind and supportive, which has made my course enjoyable so far. Writtle is a small and friendly campus, and everybody becomes quite close, it’s so nice to always have others looking out for you. All 3 years socialise too which is something you don’t get at other unis. Accommodation isn’t the best but you’ll find it’s the same for most equine/vet phys/ animal based universities in the UK.

So far my experience at university has been great. I am on the student union as well as being a student ambassador. This offers me the chance to take part in different activities and also earn extra money when helping out at open days and taking part in the flood a school events talking to potential students. I am progressing well and understanding different topics and have made some friends for life and we all support each other in times of need aswell as being able to have fun together.