School of Veterinary Medicine
The School of Veterinary Medicine aims to inspire and educate veterinary professionals who will advance veterinary medicine to meet the needs of a changing world.
Studentship opportunities
New bioinformatics and statistical methods for the analysis and visualisation of foot and mouth disease virus sequences
Funding information:
Eligible students will receive a minimum annual stipend of of £15,009 and university registration fees will be paid.
Veterinary Pathology Centre
Our team of board-certified veterinary pathologists, veterinary investigation officers and technicians have expertise in farm-animal, equine, exotic and small-animal pathology. Services are offered to vets-in-practice and the wider scientific community.
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Latest blog posts
01.11.18
Rotation in focus: Veterinary Pathology & Public Health by Lucy Hicklenton
My second four-week IMR rotation was Veterinary Pathology and Public Health, which is based on campus...
11.10.18
Clinical training placements in year 5 – my experience so far, by Hayley Meekums
Intra-mural rotations (IMR) is Surrey Vet School’s unique approach to veterinary clinical training...
Our partners
Partnerships underpin the University of Surrey School of Veterinary Medicine. The initial concept for a new vet school that capitalised on pre-existing community and professional links among academics and clinicians was the idea of key individuals in our foundation partner group.
The early development of the School has been supported by the passion, knowledge and dedication of our founding partners. As the School has evolved, additional strategic partnerships have been developed to increase opportunities for teaching and research ensuring our students obtain the widest range of experiences in their studies.
Key strategic partners
Reflecting the variety of roles that vets play in society, we are proud to work in close cooperation with a range of other key supporting partners in veterinary clinical education. Through joint appointments, ongoing research links and provision of student placements, this diverse group helps us to prepare our graduates for successful and challenging careers:
