Royal Veterinary College
England, London
Overview
The Royal Veterinary College, University of London, was established in 1791 and is a leader in teaching, research, and practice in biological sciences and veterinary medicine. It has made significant contributions to disease control, evolution, and human and animal welfare and medicine.
Teaching Excellence Framework
Gold Badge
Teaching Excellence Framework
Gold Badge
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Partnerships
Most universities in England have partnerships with different companies and organisations to ensure their students get enough professional training as students. In addition to increasing their students' chances to get hired by one of the universities. Royal Veterinary College has partnerships with the following companies:
Requirements
Most universities take into consideration the academic and linguistic qualifications of students to assess their ability to do well in college. However, these requirements might change depending on the program and the student’s profile. Other requirements might be requested like a CV, portfolio, Work experience and others. Below are the main academic and linguistic requirements at Royal Veterinary College:
Academic
Academic requirements differ from one course to another. It depends on the country where your degree was obtained. For precise and update to date requirements, please contact us
Fees
Tuition fees depend on the course, duration and other factors. Universities update their tuition fees each year. Below are approximate fees by fields of study:
Field
Fees/year
Biology
28012$
City
London is the capital of the UK and is the largest city in Britain. It is surrounded by a Green Belt and is controlled by town planning regulations since the mid-1950s. Its physical limits are defined by administrative boundaries.
Campus
The RVC ranks top 10 in UK biosciences and receives TEF Gold award for quality teaching, learning environment, and student outcomes.
Students life and activities
There are plenty of student groups, initiatives, and associations that offer various activities for the student to enjoy their experience and easily integrate into the community. Below are the main activity you can enjoy in Royal Veterinary College
Volleyball
Rugby
Badminton
Tennis
Hockey
Support
Adapting to university life can be challenging for any student. Plenty of support services are available for international students to get the best from their time at the university. Professionals are available for students to consult and talk to. They offer practical advice and support throughout your time at University.
Accommodation
Finding the right type of accommodation for you is the best way to ensure that your academic experience is a pleasant one. Two types of accommodation are available for students:
Types of accommodations
University accommodation
Our partner university provides housing options directly to the student and we guide them through the booking process (room selection, contract signing and payment). independent housing options exist too.
Family host
Host families provide a safe and welcoming environment, and support and often help to bridge the cultural gap that students experience.
Living expenses
The average living costs for a student living in London is estimated by £2,157 per month.
Cost breakdown per month
Food
Restaurant
33$
Grocery
30$
Transportation
Bus
200$
Entertainment
Cinema & Fitness
72$
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