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There are several excellent undergraduate programs offered by the institute of Veterinary, Animal and Biomedical Sciences ( http://ivabs/undergraduate.asp) with the veterinary degree – Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc), and the Bachelor of veterinary technology (BVT) being the main veterinary industry related programs. There are also several animal related Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Agriscience programs available.
There are several excellent undergraduate programs offered by the Institute of Veterinary, Animal and Biomedical Sciences ( http://ivabs/undergraduate.asp) with the veterinary degree – Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc), and the Bachelor of Veterinary Technology (BVT) being the main veterinary industry related programs. There are also several animal related Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of AgriScience programs available.
The Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) is an internationally recognized degree and continues to produce high quality graduates with excellent problem solving skills. The program is a 5 year or 10 semester programme. The first semester beginning in February of each year, is referred to as the “pre-selection” semester and is a trial semester for domestic and international students competing for entry into the professional phase of the program. The professional phase of the degree is 9 semesters or 4.5 years in length, and begins in semester 2 (July) of each year.
The Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) is an internationally recognized degree and continues to produce high quality graduates with excellent problem solving skills. The program is a 5 year or 10 semester programme. The first semester beginning in February of each year, is referred to as the “pre-selection” semester and is a trial semester for domestic and international students competing for entry into the professional phase of the program. The professional phase of the degree is 9 semesters or 4.5 years in length, and begins in semester 2 (July) of each year.