Veterinary Bioscience

About this course

Veterinary bioscience is the scientific foundation on which animal health and medicine is built. It is concerned with the biology of animals at the cellular, physiological and systemic levels, the mechanisms of disease, the immune response, and the scientific principles that underpin how diseases are prevented, controlled and treated. Rather than training clinical veterinarians, veterinary bioscience focuses on the science that informs veterinary medicine, preparing graduates for research, industry and applied roles across animal health, food safety and the life sciences. At Harper Adams, the UK's leading specialist agricultural university, this four-year full-time programme develops your understanding of veterinary biology from the cellular level to whole-animal physiology, with a particular focus on disease mechanisms, immunology, microbiology, pharmacology and the science of animal h

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