Faculty: Faculty of Health Sciences, Bristol Veterinary School. This Bachelor of Science (with Honours) program uniquely combines veterinary nursing skills with a strong focus on animal behaviour, particularly companion animals. It prepares graduates for advanced roles in veterinary practice and animal behaviour therapy. The curriculum covers a broad range of topics, including veterinary nursing theory and practice, animal behaviour science, clinical skills, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and animal welfare. The University of Bristol is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, has a great reputation with employers in the UK, and is located in Bristol, southwest England's largest city, known as a tech and startup hub.

Graduates are highly sought after for a range of advanced roles in veterinary practice, animal behaviour therapy, and related fields. Career options include: Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN) (with advanced skills in behaviour), Animal Behaviour Therapist, Veterinary Behaviour Nurse, Practice Manager, Head Nurse, Clinical Nurse Educator, Animal Welfare Officer, Research Nurse, Pharmaceutical Sales/Research, Animal Nutrition Advisor, and roles in animal charities, zoos, and wildlife centres. The program's strong emphasis on both nursing and behaviour equips graduates with a unique skillset. The university's strong links with veterinary practices and animal organizations provide excellent placement and career opportunities.

The University of Bristol is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, ensuring high academic standards and research excellence. It has a great reputation with employers in the UK, particularly in the veterinary and animal care sectors. Bristol is southwest England's largest city and is known as a tech and startup hub, offering a vibrant and diverse environment. The program benefits from the Bristol Veterinary School's state-of-the-art facilities and its strong connections with veterinary practices and animal organizations. The curriculum is uniquely integrated, combining veterinary nursing and animal behaviour science.