Bachelor of Science - Veterinary Bioscience (SI5) (119894B) (Co-op)

The Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience) is an undergraduate program that provides a strong foundation in animal biology, health, and disease, preparing students for careers in veterinary science, animal health, and related biomedical fields. The program integrates scientific theory with practical applications to develop an understanding of the biological systems that underpin animal health and welfare.

Students study key areas such as animal anatomy and physiology, microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, immunology, and pathology, along with principles of animal nutrition, disease prevention, and veterinary practices. The curriculum emphasizes laboratory work, scientific research, and critical analysis, enabling students to apply knowledge in real‑world contexts.

The program is ideal for students aiming to pursue veterinary medicine, animal care professions, or research roles in animal and biomedical sciences. It also provides a pathway to further postgraduate study in veterinary science or related disciplines.

Graduates are prepared for careers in animal health industries, veterinary support services, research laboratories, pharmaceutical companies, and agricultural sectors, or for progression to professional veterinary programs (subject to further requirements).