So I'm a couple of months away from finishing my degree in Animal Management (dissertation hand in on Monday) and it dawns on me that come June/July time I'm going to be wading into the world of job hunting. But then I realise.... I have no idea where I can actually go with my degree. I'm beginning to worry that AM has been so broad spectrum a curriculum that I don't have enough 'specialist' knowledge/expertise to actually be employable in many fields. I know where my interests lie (veterinary science/canine behaviour/reptile husbandry) but how do you take those to the bank? I would be interested to hear the thoughts of people (particularly those who hire and fire) as to what their 'reaction' (so to speak) would be when presented with a candidate who has a qualification such as my own OR to hear the thoughts of people who perhaps have similar qualifications and the direction they have been able to take their studies.https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22215#msg-22215Sat, 30 May 2026 10:13:24 +0000 Phorum 5.2.23 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22856#msg-22856 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22856#msg-22856
I am sorry but I am not able to advise you. Try looking on the RCVS website or on the UK Vet School websites for this info. You should be able to get the details of those from the RCVS. Good luck.


[www.rcvs.org.uk]]]> Cathy Wickenden Veterinary StudentsMon, 23 Sep 2013 17:44:43 +0000 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22814#msg-22814 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22814#msg-22814I am a 3rd year veterinary student from India. I am looking forward to pursue my post grad. abroad. What should I do. ?? Is there any scholarships. ? What exams should I clear apart from GRE? I am also interested to work with wild animals. ? Please help.
Thank you,
Tamang.]]> SUJOY TAMANG Veterinary StudentsThu, 12 Sep 2013 12:13:39 +0000 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22221#msg-22221 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22221#msg-22221
We have occasionally taken students with an animal studies based degree to become veterinary nurses. Unfortunately you would still have to study for at least a further 2 years for the qualification to become a veterinary nurse. I only employ nurses that study for that qualification or are already qualified VN's. My requirement is for trained nurses and veterinary surgeons. That's from my perspective in the role of running a veterinary practice. I cannot speak for any other animal based industries.]]> Cathy Wickenden Veterinary StudentsSat, 16 Mar 2013 15:52:41 +0000 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22215#msg-22215 https://www.vetclickforum.co.uk/read.php?6,22215,22215#msg-22215
But then I realise.... I have no idea where I can actually go with my degree. I'm beginning to worry that AM has been so broad spectrum a curriculum that I don't have enough 'specialist' knowledge/expertise to actually be employable in many fields. I know where my interests lie (veterinary science/canine behaviour/reptile husbandry) but how do you take those to the bank?

I would be interested to hear the thoughts of people (particularly those who hire and fire) as to what their 'reaction' (so to speak) would be when presented with a candidate who has a qualification such as my own OR to hear the thoughts of people who perhaps have similar qualifications and the direction they have been able to take their studies.]]> Lynn Perry Veterinary StudentsThu, 14 Mar 2013 23:42:24 +0000