Study veterinary science at Melbourne
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Gain clinical experience, learn about animal health and welfare and their effects on human well-being in our $63 million facilities designed specifically for veterinary students.
Based on the latest global thinking in veterinary practice and teaching, this degree prepares you to work around the world with accreditation by the Australasian Veterinary Boards Council, the American Veterinary Medical Association and the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (UK).
You’ll benefit from the research expertise of our world-class academics, and an innovative, evidence-based curriculum.
Our courses
Based on the latest global thinking in veterinary science practice, teaching and learning. 4 years full-time, on campus (Parkville).
Designed for veterinary graduates with postgraduate clinical experience who wish to acquire advanced clinical training. 3 years part time. On campus (Werribee).
If you are passionate about adding to the quality and quantity of knowledge in your field, join us and contribute to life-changing research. Up to 4 years duration.
Intended to improve earning potential through coursework subjects within the Master of Management program. You’ll participate in relevant industry placements. 1 year full time / 2 years part time. On campus (Parkville).
If you are passionate about adding to the quality and quantity of knowledge in your field, join us and contribute to life-changing research. Up to 4 years duration.
Why study with us?
- Join a global network of passionate veterinarians working as leaders in their field
- No.1 in Australia for graduate employability worldwide (Times Higher Education Global Employability University Ranking 2026)
- World class facilities designed specifically for veterinary students.
"Having this hands-on program I was able to use the knowledge that I have accumulated over the years and work out problems and start managing cases in the animal hospital. It was extremely rewarding being able to see how far I've come."
— Dr Yu Han Wang
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
