Agri-Business
South East Technological University (SETU) has launched the first strategic plan for its Department of Veterinary Medicine.
Rural Life
South East Technological University (SETU) is welcoming over 3,000 first-year students, including its inaugural class in veterinary medicine.
The Central Applications Office (CAO) has today issued 90,866 round one offers to 62,166 applicants.
Leaving Cert students are increasingly looking beyond Ireland to pursue careers in veterinary medicine, with Poland now a key destination.
First preference applications to veterinary medicine courses have risen by 75% this year, according to the Central Applications Office (CAO).
Cambridge University has recently decided to not close its veterinary medicine course following backlash from students and representatives.
Atlantic Technological University has been granted an opinion of “reasonable assurance” by the Veterinary Council of Ireland.
N.Ireland
Northern Irish MPs have alerted that Northern Ireland could be facing a "potential crisis" in regards to the supply of veterinary medicines.
The government has issued an update on the expansion of Ireland's veterinary medicine education...
It is estimated that around 500 Irish students are currently enrolled in veterinary medicine programmes in Poland, Hungary and Slovakia.
South East Technological University (SETU) has appointed Dr. Mary-Kate Burke as head of the...
A young farmer from Co. Galway is pursuing her childhood dream of becoming a vet - embarking on her studies this year in Poland
Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) has launched new graduate and post-graduate degree courses in...
The life and legacy of the first female vet in Ireland and the UK, Aleen Cust, will be honoured at a special event in Co. Galway next month.
South East Technological University (SETU) is currently recruiting staff for its new veterinary medicine course.
The BVA has outlined key issues that it believes should be included in any EU-UK agreement for future access to veterinary medicines in NI.
Last night (Wednesday, October 2), president of the British Veterinary Association (BVA), Dr. Elizabeth Mullineaux reaffirmed the...
The DAFM has provided some clarity on the recently signed Veterinary Medicinal Products Regulations 2024 and how they will affect farmers.
The VCI has welcomed the announcement of 80 new third-level veterinary medicine places to be provided by SETU and ATU.
Two new vet schools will be located at SETU in Kilkenny and at ATU in Donegal and Galway campuses, the government has announced.
The expected announcement of two new vet schools is "not good news" for the veterinary profession and its clients, a group of vets has said.
When Bronagh Byrne and Annie O’Connor embarked on their careers as vets, neither could have predicted that a move to Jersey was on the cards.
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue has signed the Veterinary Medicinal Products Regulations 2024 into law.
