Course Overview
Our Bioveterinary Science degree utilizes the strengths of the University of Chester in the areas of biology, behavior, and welfare. These strengths offer an opportunity to study animal health not only at the physiological and cellular levels but also at the behavioral level.
This holistic approach to animal health offers anyone studying Bioveterinary Science at Chester an interesting and complete understanding of how a disease will impact an individual animal. The Bioveterinary Science course also aims to examine the wider implications of animal health by looking at how it impacts wildlife ecology, and also how animal health affects the human population.
You will focus on the diverse skills required to work in pathology laboratories that support the veterinary profession.
General Eligibility
Typical Entry:
112
UCAS points
GCE A Level:
112 UCAS points from GCE A Levels or equivalent. Typical offer - BCC/BBC The Department requires one of the following subjects as essential for entry: GCE A Level: Biology, Applied Science
BTEC:
BTEC Extended Diploma (Applied Science, Animal Management): DMM BTEC Diploma (Applied Science, Animal Management): D*D*
T Level:
T Level (Science) - Merit
Irish/Scottish Highers:
Irish Highers - H3, H3, H3, H3, H4 including H3 in Biology
Scottish Highers - BBBB including Biology
International Baccalaureate:
26 points including 5 in HL Biology
Access requirements:
Access to HE (Science) Diploma, to include 45 credits at level 3, 30 of which must be at Merit
OCR:
OCR National Extended/Diploma: merit profile plus one of the GCE A-level subjects listed above
Extra Information / General Entry Requirements:
Welsh Baccalaureate (core) and A Level General Studies will be recognized in our offer. We will also consider a combination of A Levels and BTECs/OCRs.
Part Time Work Details
20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement