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The School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences provides world-class, hands-on education and training to future animal and veterinary scientists. We’re home to South Australia's only veterinary school and veterinary teaching hospital.
We offer degrees in veterinary medicine, veterinary technology, animal science and animal behaviour. Learn with internationally renowned academics who are at the forefront of research across diverse fields of animal and veterinary sciences.
Study with us
Turn your passion for animals into a career. Study animal and veterinary science.
Our research
We find solutions to the key issues facing the animal and veterinary industries.
Partner with us
Join our network of collaborating partners that support our research and education programs.
Campus visits and tours
Learn about campus tours and our Science Academy, an outreach program for science students.
Bachelor of Veterinary Technology - New program starts 2020
Learn about our new undergraduate degree which creates animal healthcare specialists that will play a vital role in modern animal welfare.
Animal and veterinary science information sessions
Get up to date with the latest information and intimate details about our programs and the career opportunities in this exciting field.
Latest news
Kicking goals in sciences gender equity and diversity
Improving gender equity and diversity in STEM has been rewarded with the award of an Athena SWAN Institutional Bronze Award, the highest level of this award available in Australia.
Watch: 2020 Future Scientist Information Evening
Whether you have an offer already, or will receive one in the near future; re-live or catch up on the Future Scientist information evening we held on campus.
Awards: Sciences' researchers, students and staff shine in 2019
Researchers, graduate students and sciences' staff were recognised for their achievements in 2019 at the recent Faculty of Sciences end of year awards function.
Events
Research Tuesdays: Firing Debate
As the smoke finally clears from a horrific bushfire season, we ask: what can, and should, we do differently to strategically manage our bushfire risk in future, given our climate will only become more hostile?
Sprigg lecture series: Dr Susan Hazel - Bringing out the best in the human-dog bond
Explore the dog-human relationship, how it works from the behaviour perspective and how we can further improve both human and dog welfare relating to the bond.
Future Scientist Information Evening
Calling all future students: Join us on campus and discover what’s next when you study science at the University of Adelaide.