Founded in 1791, the Royal Veterinary College is one of the oldest veterinary schools in Europe and is affiliated to the University of London. RVC is globally respected for its broad curriculum ranging from basic sciences to clinical practice and its modern research laboratories. The undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs all use innovative teaching methods with a focus on animal health.

The College has extensive facilities spread between the Camden campus in central London (basic sciences and research) and the Hawkshead campus in Hertfordshire (clinical hospitals and farms). This structure offers students hands-on experience in both metropolitan and rural settings.

RVC graduates have a high employment rate in veterinary medicine, animal health research, the pharmaceutical industry and government agencies in the UK and worldwide. The college also strengthens students' career prospects through internship placements, professional development seminars and global collaborations.

RVC is an institution that stands out not only in education but also in social contribution with its pioneering research on critical issues such as animal welfare and zoonotic diseases.

Featured Departments: Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Nursing, Biological Sciences
Location: London, England
Year of Establishment: 1791 (since 1949 under the umbrella of London University)