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| + | ==Introduction== <!----Write below this line---> | ||
University College Dublin (UCD) traces its origins to the Catholic | University College Dublin (UCD) traces its origins to the Catholic | ||
University of Ireland founded in 1854 by Cardinal John Henry Newman, author | University of Ireland founded in 1854 by Cardinal John Henry Newman, author | ||
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tradition of service to scholarship and the community. | tradition of service to scholarship and the community. | ||
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Dublin began as a Viking settlement founded over one thousand years ago on | Dublin began as a Viking settlement founded over one thousand years ago on | ||
the banks of the River Liffey and situated on a majestic broad sweeping bay. | the banks of the River Liffey and situated on a majestic broad sweeping bay. | ||
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here, and enjoy all the facilities that it has to offer. | here, and enjoy all the facilities that it has to offer. | ||
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UCD is the sole provider of a veterinary medicine degree programme on the | UCD is the sole provider of a veterinary medicine degree programme on the | ||
island of Ireland, and enjoys a long and proud tradition in the provision of | island of Ireland, and enjoys a long and proud tradition in the provision of | ||
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human health. | human health. | ||
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The Veterinary Hospital in UCD is a state of the art, second and third opinion referral hospital. | The Veterinary Hospital in UCD is a state of the art, second and third opinion referral hospital. | ||
On average the hospital sees 4000 dogs, 750 horses, 350 cattle and also cats and a huge variety of other species every year. | On average the hospital sees 4000 dogs, 750 horses, 350 cattle and also cats and a huge variety of other species every year. | ||
| − | It also provides the veterinary care for | + | It also provides the veterinary care for Guild Dogs in Ireland. |
A blood donor clinic is also run from the hospital, and is always looking for new donors. | A blood donor clinic is also run from the hospital, and is always looking for new donors. | ||
Facilities include: | Facilities include: | ||
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, Hydrotherapy Pool | , Hydrotherapy Pool | ||
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, Scopes providing diagnostic facilities such as video endoscopy | , Scopes providing diagnostic facilities such as video endoscopy | ||
, Access to small animal MRI | , Access to small animal MRI | ||
, Radioisotope Scanning | , Radioisotope Scanning | ||
| + | ==School name== <!----Write below this line---> | ||
| + | School of Agriculture, Food Science and Veterinary Medicine, University College Dublin | ||
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| + | ==Established== <!----Write below this line---> | ||
| − | + | ==Location== <!----Write below this line---> | |
| − | + | UCD is located on a 132 hectare site, 5km south of Dublin's city centre, the capital city of the Republic of Ireland | |
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| − | + | ==Principal's name== <!----Write below this line---> | |
| + | The current Dean of Veterinary Medicine is Professor Grace Mulcahy MVB, PhD, MRCVS | ||
| − | + | ==Total number of Students== <!----Write below this line---> | |
| + | There are currently 709 students | ||
| − | + | ==Number of Undergraduates== <!----Write below this line---> | |
| + | There are currently 398 undergraduate students studying the 5 year MVB degree. | ||
| + | The School of Veterinary Medicine also offers a 4 year, full time BSc (Hons) degree in Veterinary Nursing which has 166 students currently. | ||
| − | + | ==Number of Postgraduates== <!----Write below this line---> | |
| + | There are 145 postgraduate students studying the 4 year MVB degree. | ||
| − | + | ==Website address== <!----Write below this line---> | |
| − | + | [http://www.ucd.ie/vetmed/ http://www.ucd.ie/vetmed/] | |
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For General queries please contact the School office on | For General queries please contact the School office on | ||
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Lyons Research Farm - please contact Marion Long on: | Lyons Research Farm - please contact Marion Long on: | ||
Tel: +353 01 601 2140 | Tel: +353 01 601 2140 | ||
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Revision as of 18:39, 14 June 2012
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Introduction
University College Dublin (UCD) traces its origins to the Catholic University of Ireland founded in 1854 by Cardinal John Henry Newman, author of the celebrated 'The Idea of a University'. Since then, the University has played a central role in Ireland's advancement as a dynamic and highly successful European state and has established a long and distinguished tradition of service to scholarship and the community.
History
Dublin began as a Viking settlement founded over one thousand years ago on the banks of the River Liffey and situated on a majestic broad sweeping bay. It became an administrative capital after the Norman conquest of Ireland in the twelfth century and developed its own parliament and government institutions under British sovereignty from the fourteenth century onwards. During the eighteenth century, the city grew rapidly, building fine Georgian architecture which still exists today. Towards the end of the nineteenth century, Dublin became the centre of two great cultural movements - the Gaelic League, aimed at restoring the Irish Language, and the Irish Literary Renaissance. Dublin is now the thriving capital of an independent Ireland and is the centre of the political, diplomatic, administrative and commercial life of the country. It is home to a population of over one million people. We hope that you will get to know the city while you are here, and enjoy all the facilities that it has to offer.
Education
UCD is the sole provider of a veterinary medicine degree programme on the island of Ireland, and enjoys a long and proud tradition in the provision of veterinary education. Students on the veterinary medicine programme benefit from the outstanding facilities of the purpose-designed UCD Veterinary Sciences Centre and UCD Veterinary Hospital on the main university campus at Belfield, Dublin (commissioned in 2002). Located on a 132 Ha site 5km south of Dublin's City Centre, UCD is Ireland's largest university with over 23,000 students. The veterinary facilities are state-of-the-art and situated on the campus of a major research-intensive university, as part of the UCD College of Life Sciences,. This provides the ideal environment for students and staff to work together to push back the frontiers of knowledge in veterinary research, thus advancing animal health, animal welfare, and human health.
Research
Clinical
The Veterinary Hospital in UCD is a state of the art, second and third opinion referral hospital.
On average the hospital sees 4000 dogs, 750 horses, 350 cattle and also cats and a huge variety of other species every year.
It also provides the veterinary care for Guild Dogs in Ireland.
A blood donor clinic is also run from the hospital, and is always looking for new donors.
Facilities include: , CT scanning for small animals and equine patients , Hydrotherapy Pool , Equine treadmill , Scopes providing diagnostic facilities such as video endoscopy , Access to small animal MRI , Radioisotope Scanning
School name
School of Agriculture, Food Science and Veterinary Medicine, University College Dublin
Established
Location
UCD is located on a 132 hectare site, 5km south of Dublin's city centre, the capital city of the Republic of Ireland
Principal's name
The current Dean of Veterinary Medicine is Professor Grace Mulcahy MVB, PhD, MRCVS
Total number of Students
There are currently 709 students
Number of Undergraduates
There are currently 398 undergraduate students studying the 5 year MVB degree. The School of Veterinary Medicine also offers a 4 year, full time BSc (Hons) degree in Veterinary Nursing which has 166 students currently.
Number of Postgraduates
There are 145 postgraduate students studying the 4 year MVB degree.
Website address
Contact details
For General queries please contact the School office on
Tel.: + 353 1 716 6100 Fax: + 353 1 716 6104 Email: vetprogrammes@ucd.ie
Postal Address:
UCD Veterinary Sciences Centre, University College Dublin Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland
For specific information on the Veterinary Medicine Degree Programme contact: John Buckley - MVB Programme Manager UCD Veterinary Sciences Centre UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland Tel: +353 1 716 6245, E-mail: vetprogrammes@ucd.ie
For specific information on the BSc in Veterinary Nursing contact: Michael Klotz UCD Veterinary Sciences Centre University College Dublin Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland Tel: +353 1 716 6281, E-mail: michael.klotz@ucd.ie
School Postgraduate programmes please contact: Maria Mulholland Tel: +353 1 716 6102, Email:maria.mulholland@ucd.ie Maria Mulholland Research Administration please contact Nuala Haugh Tel: +353 1 716 7708, Email: nuala.haugh@ucd.ie
UCD Veterinary Hospital can be contacted on: Tel: +353 1 716 6000 Fax: +353 1 716 6005 Email: uvh@ucd.ie
Lyons Research Farm - please contact Marion Long on: Tel: +353 01 601 2140