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19/06/2026

Applications are now OPEN! ✨

Are you thinking about a future in veterinary medicine? Why wait when you can start exploring it now!

Join us at our Summer School and discover what life is like as a veterinary student at the University of Lancashire💙

This fully funded, one-week residential programme is delivered in partnership with Medivet & Partners at our Preston campus, and is designed to help you build confidence, develop new skills and explore your potential!

During the week you will:

•Take part in anatomy, laboratory and clinical skills workshops.
•Be introduced to simulation in veterinary education.
•Head over to Myerscough College Agriculture and Farms to take part in animal handling practicals.
•Have coaching sessions with our friendly team.
•Receive guidance and support on your personal statements, and interview preparation.
•And, enjoy a social programme filled with fun activities!

All of the activities will be ran by our amazing teaching staff, students and partners to help create an inclusive and supportive environment for you!

Click 👉 http://linktr.ee/uclanvets to view our eligibility criteria and apply!

We hope to see you there🐾

11/06/2026

We are at the NEC for BVA Live 🩺🐾

Come and visit us today or tomorrow at stand D12 to find out more about our Postgraduate and CPD opportunities!

Oh, and don’t forget to treat yourself to a proper Lancashire tea in one of our legendary mugs! 🤭

10/06/2026

Last week, we welcomed Alison Price to our School to present the Linnaeus Professionalism Award to one of our incredible 1st‑year BVMS students.🩺

We are thrilled to announce that this year’s winner is Malwina Nawojczyk, who was recognised for her outstanding professionalism, communication, and commitment to her development!🏆

Malwina was voted for by peers, staff and IMR placement providers, who all highlighted how her attributes made her an exceptional candidate and a brilliant member of our School community!

We can’t wait to see all that Malwina continues to achieve as she progresses through the BVMS course.

Congratulations again Malwina and to all of our amazing nominees! The future of veterinary medicine is in very good hands.🐾

26/05/2026

Last week, our academics delivered a perfectly timed Pet First Aid session for staff across 🐾

As part of Learn at Work Week, staff learned about common pet toxins, keeping pets safe during hot weather ☀️, and even practised pet CPR using the same teaching models our veterinary students use in training.

A huge thank you to our brilliant team for making it such a success! 👏

21/04/2026

What is EMS?! 🤔

EMS means Extra Mural Studies - which basically means placements outside of teaching time. In first and second year, these placements are to be non-clinical (not in a veterinary practice) which means lots of time on farms, rescue centres, animal sanctuaries, zoos and much more!

Our students love getting out and about and grow in confidence with each and every placement. At this time of year there are lots of lambing opportunities, but there’s always a chance of seeing some more exotic animals too!

Discover more about the placement opportunities available to our students in the link in our bio 🔗

16/04/2026

What Easter break?! 🐣 🐑

For our students in all years, a break in studies means time to complete som EMS placements, and at this time of year, that means a whole load of lambing!

The same goes for some of our staff who like to keep their skills renewed by staying in practice. Farm Animal Lecturer, Scott, is working at a farm vet in Snowdonia this week, dealing with lots of lambing, calving and c-sections!

We love seeing what our staff and students are up to when they’re not on our lovely campus!

13/04/2026

How safe is eventing, and what can we do to make it safer? 🐎

Join Dr Heather Cameron-Whytock in a free webinar as she shares powerful insights from her latest research into risk in eventing, including:

🔹 Horse falls
🔹 Fatality risk
🔹 What speed across cross-country can tell us

Eventing will always carry risk, but how much of it is preventable? By understanding where and why things go wrong, we can make smarter, evidence-based decisions to protect both horses and riders.

📅 Tomorrow, 14th April
⏰ 19:30
💻 Free online session as part of the Animalweb Ltd Spring Horse & Rider Safety Series

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation shaping safer horse sport.

👉 Register now: https://askanimalweb.com/events/the-animalweb-spring-horse-and-rider-safety-series/

Address

University Of Lancashire, Fylde Road
Preston
PR12HE

Telephone

+441772201201

Website

https://www.lancashire.ac.uk/subjects/veterinary-medicine

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