The University of Chester's Bioveterinary Science course takes a comprehensive approach to animal health. You will gain an understanding of disease and its impact on animals including how we diagnose and treat disease. Hands-on laboratory experience will combine scientific theory with practical skills, providing you with expertise in techniques such as microscopy, microbiology, immunology, and molecular biology. You will also explore the broader implications of animal health, including its impact on animal welfare, the human population, and the environment. Acquiring these skills will prepare you for careers in veterinary diagnostic laboratories and the animal health industry.

Did you know our BSc Bioveterinary Science course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology (RSB)? This means the course has been independently assessed to ensure that graduates develop a strong understanding of their subject. Accreditation also ensures that the course provides both subject-specific technical skills and broader transferable skills, thus equipping graduates for employment in biosciences.