Overview

The Bachelor of Veterinary Biology/ Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Honours) course aims to extend the BVetBiol/BVSc course to equip students with knowledge of a number of key research paradigms and the ability to design, conduct, and write up a manageable research project. Through a process of mentoring, the course aims to encourage and prepare graduates to be critical consumers of knowledge, to undertake evidence-based professional activities and, within their sphere of professional activity, to contribute to a developing knowledge base locally, nationally and globally.

Admission and Credit

Admission

Entry Requirement

Structure

Course information
Essential set 384 Credit Points

Enrolment Pattern

Full-time

Enrolment pattern

FULL TIME ON CAMPUS SESSION 1 (30) INTAKE This course has both Year-long subjects and single session subjects please ensure you enrol in all subjects for the respect year of study. Phase 1Year 1 - Session 1 (30)CHM102 Chemistry for Dental and Veterinary SciencesVSC113 Fundamentals of Veterinary Cell BiologyVSC110 Animal … For more content click the Read More button below. Year 1 - Year-long Period 1 (31)VSC122 Veterinary Practice 1 (year long subject) Year 1 - Session 2 (60)VSC115 Pastures and Profits in Grazing SystemsVSC224 Veterinary AnatomyASC221 Animal Genetics Year 1 - Session 3 (90)IKC101 First Nations Foundations: Knowing, relating and understanding Country Year 2 - Session 1 (30)BCM210 Foundations and Techniques in BiochemistryVSC225 Comparative AnatomyVSC226 Veterinary Physiology Year 2 - Year-long Period 1 (31)VSC222 Veterinary Practice 2 (year long subject) Year 2 - Session 2 (60)ASC273 Animal NutritionASC370 Ruminant Production and WelfareVSC223 Veterinary Histology and ImmunologyVSC227 Applied Veterinary Physiology Year 3 - Session 1 (30)VSC262 Veterinary ReproductionVSC329 Veterinary EpidemiologyVSC310 Principles of PathobiologyVSC333 Applied Veterinary Nutrition and Production Year 3 - Session 2 (60)VSC321 Principles of Clinical and Systematic PathologyVSC323 Veterinary Microbiology and ParasitologyVSC324 Veterinary Pharmacology - Diagnostics and TherapeuticsVSC331 Diagnosis and Critical Thinking in Veterinary Science Students may elect to exit at this point with the Bachelor of Veterinary Biology (BVetBiol) (exit point only). Students cannot progress to Fourth Year (Phase 2) until the Bachelor of Veterinary Biology (Phase 1) is completed. Phase 2Year 4 - Session 1 (30)VSC410 Clinical Practice 1VSC415 Population MedicineVSC416 Production Animal Medicine 1VSC417 Companion Animal Medicine and Surgery 1 Year 4 - Session 2 (60)VSC418 Public Health and Biosecurity 1VSC420 Clinical Practice 2VSC425 Companion Animal Medicine and Surgery 2VSC426 Production Animal Medicine 2 Year 5 - Session 1 (30)VSC427 Companion Animal Medicine and Surgery 3VSC453 Public Health and Biosecurity 2VSC451 Companion Animal Medicine and Surgery 4VSC450 Clinical Practice 3 Bachelor of Veterinary Biology/Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Honours)Students cannot progress to Phase 3 until Phase 2 is completed. Phase 3Year 5 - Session 2 (60)VSC455 Transition to the Profession Year 5 - Year-long Period 4 (62) HRS418 Science Honours Project/Dissertation (16 points)VSC471 Clinical Rotation 1 - Equine PracticeVSC472 Clinical Rotation 2 - Small Animal PracticeVSC473 Clinical Rotation 3 - Dairy Cattle PracticeVSC474 Clinical Rotation 4 - Rural PracticeVSC475 Clinical Rotation 5 - Veterinary Diagnostic ServicesVSC476 Clinical Rotation 6 - Specialism Practice OR VSC477 Clinical Rotation 7 – Advanced PracticeVSC479 Clinical Rotation 9 - State Veterinary MedicineVSC480 Clinical Rotation 10 - Clinical Extramural Studies 3 Year 6 - Session 1 (30)VSC460 Veterinary Professional Practice

Related courses

Integrated Honours

Professional accreditation

Veterinary School Accreditation and Advisory Committee (VSAAC)
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