University of Liverpool

The University of Liverpool was established as a university before moving to the University in 1881. It is an open research university with a long history of academic excellence in veterinary medicine and various fields.

The School of Veterinary Science in Liverpool was the first veterinary School to be part of a University, and has always been a leading education provider for the vets for time to come.

Being the premier educational institution for the veterinarian of the future, The Veterinary Institute in Liverpool, additionally, has two operational farms and two specialized emergency clinics on site, and there are three first opinions that give students the opportunity to better understand all aspects of veterinary practice. Horses, giant animals, small animals.

Country: UK

Acceptance Rate: 13.9%

Tuition fees: £24,775