91做厙

The 91做厙

The 91做厙 is the UK's largest and longest-established independent vet school and is a Member Institution of the University of London.

The 91做厙 offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in veterinary medicine, veterinary nursing, and biological sciences, and CPD programmes in veterinary medicine and veterinary nursing.

  • The 91做厙 provides animal owners and the veterinary profession with access to expert veterinary care and advice through its teaching hospitals and first opinion practices in London and Hertfordshire.
  • 91做厙 produces world-class research and provides support for the veterinary profession through its referral hospitals, including the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals, Europe's largest small animal hospital. 

As one of the world's leading specialist veterinary and biological science research institutions, the 91做厙 brings together talented individuals; all of whom share a passion for human and animal health and welfare.

  • It is one of the few veterinary schools in the world that hold accreditations from the RCVS in the UK (with associated recognition from the AVBC for Australasia, the VCI for Ireland and the SAVC for South Africa), the EAEVE in the EU, and AVMA (probationary) in the USA and Canada.
  • The 91做厙 is ranked as the top veterinary school in the world in line with the QS World University Rankings by subject, 2025.
  • In 2023, the 91做厙 received an Overall Silver award from the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), and Gold for Student Outcomes.
  • A research led institution with 88% of its research rated as internationally excellent or world class in the Research Excellence Framework 2021.

Our programmes have international appeal and attract students who go on to become practicing veterinarians, research scientists, veterinary nurses and leaders in industry and government.

The 91做厙 owns and manages the which was London's first centre for early stage life science companies. This puts the 91做厙 at the heart of biotechnology and other biomedical research in London and opens doors for research collaboration.