FdSc Veterinary Nursing
Veterinary Nurses have a key role within the multidisciplinary veterinary team in providing evidence-based nursing care for their patients.If you think you would enjoy working with companion animals and their owners to improve their wellbeing and would thrive in an environment that is challenging, varied but immensely rewarding, this is the course for you.This course is delivered by a supportive, small team of experts who will guide you with your studies to ensure that you achieve your professional and personal goals.Teaching sessions will be delivered in our new clinical suite where you will apply theory to practice throughout your studies. The clinical suite has been equipped with a range of veterinary equipment and training manikins to provide you with a realistic learning experience. *Subject to accreditation and validation • On programme completion, you will be eligible to apply for registration with the RCVS, and use the post-nominal letters RVN.• Be part of a small collaborative learning community with staff and students.• Sessions delivered by experts where 100% student satisfaction has been gained in animal programmes.• Teaching sessions are based on student-centred methods within a practical environment.*Subject to validation and accreditation As part of its continuous quality assurance and enhancement, the University has new and updated courses in development. The details of these courses are in the process of being finalised and are awaiting their turn in the approval cycle, known as the ‘validation’ process. As soon as the programmes are validated the details of the course will be confirmed. The majority of new courses that are still ‘subject to validation’ are approved by their validation process; however, this is not guaranteed and should the course not go ahead as planned, or be significantly amended, you will be informed by the university and assistance will be provided to those who have been offered a place to find a suitable alternative course either at Wrexham Glyndwr University or at another provider. When a course is validated, it must also be accredited. Accreditation also has to be renewed periodically for existing courses. The details on the website are based on the accreditation of the previous or current version of the course, and the anticipated updates are made as soon as they are known. The majority of courses that are still ‘subject to accreditation’ are approved as expected however, this is not guaranteed and should the accreditation not be approved as planned, or be significantly amended or delayed, you will be informed by the university.
Veterinary Nurses have a key role within the multidisciplinary veterinary team in providing evidence-based nursing care for their patients.If you think you would enjoy working with companion animals and their owners to improve their wellbeing and would thrive in an environment that is challenging, varied but immensely rewarding, this is the course for you.This course is delivered by a supportive, small team of experts who will guide you with your studies to ensure that you achieve your professional and personal goals.Teaching sessions will be delivered in our new clinical suite where you will apply theory to practice throughout your studies. The clinical suite has been equipped with a range of veterinary equipment and training manikins to provide you with a realistic learning experience. *Subject to accreditation and validation • On programme completion, you will be eligible to apply for registration with the RCVS, and use the post-nominal letters RVN.• Be part of a small collaborative learning community with staff and students.• Sessions delivered by experts where 100% student satisfaction has been gained in animal programmes.• Teaching sessions are based on student-centred methods within a practical environment.*Subject to validation and accreditation As part of its continuous quality assurance and enhancement, the University has new and updated courses in development. The details of these courses are in the process of being finalised and are awaiting their turn in the approval cycle, known as the ‘validation’ process. As soon as the programmes are validated the details of the course will be confirmed. The majority of new courses that are still ‘subject to validation’ are approved by their validation process; however, this is not guaranteed and should the course not go ahead as planned, or be significantly amended, you will be informed by the university and assistance will be provided to those who have been offered a place to find a suitable alternative course either at Wrexham Glyndwr University or at another provider. When a course is validated, it must also be accredited. Accreditation also has to be renewed periodically for existing courses. The details on the website are based on the accreditation of the previous or current version of the course, and the anticipated updates are made as soon as they are known. The majority of courses that are still ‘subject to accreditation’ are approved as expected however, this is not guaranteed and should the accreditation not be approved as planned, or be significantly amended or delayed, you will be informed by the university.
