Overview

The Bachelor of Veterinary Biology aims to provide a learning environment where students are able to integrate the skills and knowledge of the basic and clinical sciences, allowing graduates to successfully work in a diverse range of animal, pharmaceutical, educational or research industries. Graduates will have a strong commitment to animal health and welfare, animal industries and to rural and regional communities. The course will foster in students and graduates an attitude of intellectual curiosity, a desire for critical evaluation and a commitment to continuing professional and personal development.

Admission and Credit

Admission

Entry Requirement

Structure

Essential set 192 Credit Points

Enrolment Pattern

Full-time

Enrolment pattern

FULL TIME ON CAMPUS This course has both Year-long subjects and single session subjects please ensure you enrol in all subjects for the respect year of study. Year 1 - Session 1 (30)CHM102 Chemistry for Dental and Veterinary SciencesVSC113 Fundamentals of Veterinary Cell BiologyVSC110 Animal Production and Welfare Year 1 … For more content click the Read More button below. 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

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