All of our Veterinary programs are offered at UQ's Gatton campus. Follow these links to the UQ Study pages for detailed program information:
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UQ's School of Veterinary Science has full accreditation with each of the major international professional veterinary education registration authorities.
In 2010, the School underwent its scheduled visit from the the Australasian Veterinary Boards Council (AVBC) and the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and was granted full accreditation with both agencies for the maximum seven year cycle. This entitles UQ graduates to be eligible for registration in Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Hong Kong and many other Asian and European jurisdictions. In 2012, the School received full accreditation for seven years with the American Veterinary Medical Association’s (AVMA) Council on Education, meaning that UQ graduates are eligble to sit professional veterinary licensing examinations in the USA and Canada.
In line with AVBC and RCVS accreditation requirements, the School will again be reviewed in 2018. The School is working with the respective accreditation agencies with the aim of synchronising each accreditation cycle.
View UQ's North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) Results.
UQ has a global reputation for producing self-reliant, independent and highly capable veterinarians who possess the initiative and problem solving abilities required for success in veterinary practice.
UQ is ranked within the top 100 universities in the world and our Veterinary Science program is 22nd in the 2015 QS world subject rankings.
The University also enjoys a Five Stars Plus rating from QS Stars™ (the highest rating given to a university) for our exceptional teaching and research quality, infrastructure and graduate employability.
We’ve invested over $100 million in purpose built clinical, teaching and research facilities, giving our students the best in animal research and veterinary facilities in the southern hemisphere.
Our Veterinary Science program has full accreditation with the three major accrediting bodies in the world: the Australasian Veterinary Boards Council (Australia/New Zealand), the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (United Kingdom) and the American Veterinary Medical Association (North America). This allows our graduates to work at many places around the world.
If you’re looking for an innovative, forward thinking veterinary program, you can be confident UQ is the right choice for you.
UQ is known as a university with diverse programs and great facilities - even in my country. Four years ago, I had a chance to visit UQ and was very impressed by the many differences in the study and research environment between Korea and Australia. The veterinary science facilities at UQ are excellent and I believe it would be hard for other universities to compete with that.
Jee Young Oh
Master of Veterinary Studies
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