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==Education== <!----Write below this line--->
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Currently we offer two undergraduate degrees: The [http://sydney.edu.au/vetscience/future_students/undergraduate/structure_bvsc.shtml Bachelor of Veterinary Science] and the [http://sydney.edu.au/vetscience/future_students/undergraduate/overview_bioscience.shtml Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience]. From 2013 the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine will replace the current BVSc degree as the Faculty’s professional veterinary training programme. It will be available either as a four year graduate entry programme (i.e. for students that already have a science-based Bachelors degree) or by undergraduate entry via the BSc(Vet Biol). The BSc(Vet Biol) will articulate with the DVM to allow students to complete both degrees in a minimum of six years (or seven years with Honours).<br />
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The Faculty of Veterinary Science has a strong commitment to provide students with a high quality learning environment. This ensures the very best start to a fulfilling, diverse and successful veterinary career.<br />
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The Faculty aligns its key learning objectives with the University's Learning and Teaching Plan and adopts its principles to:
* promote research-enhanced learning and teaching
* foster lifelong learning
* offer a complete student experience
* promote student-centred learning and teaching
* offer an exciting and stimulating environment for learning and teaching
* recognise and celebrate diversity
* Strive to continuously improve and enhance the quality of learning and teaching.<br />
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