Study Veterinary in South Africa

 Where can I study to become a vet in South Africa?

The only place to study Veterinary Science in South Africa is at the University of Pretoria’s Onderstepoort campus.

Which universities can I study veterinary in South Africa?

You can Study Veterinary in the following Universities:

• In South Africa, bear in mind that, the University of Pretoria (UP) is the only institution in the country offering a Bachelor of Veterinary Science degree(BVSc). UP’s Faculty of Veterinary Science offers an undergraduate veterinary degree programme and a veterinary nursing diploma programme as well as a variety of postgraduate degree programmes.

• At the University of Pretoria, first years will attend classes at the Hatfield campus. For the rest of the course’s duration, students will complete their BVSc degrees on the Onderstepoort campus of the university.
• At Stellenbosch University, you can study Animal Sciences, which entails the breeding, feeding, physiology, and production of animals. Within this course, students can expect to focus on both land and aquatic creatures.

How long does it take to study veterinary in South Africa?

In South Africa, Veterinarians typically study for a minimum of 6 years. This usually includes pursuing a Bachelor of Veterinary Science programme that involves four and a half years of studying the core veterinary curriculum followed by one and a half years of work integrated training and a research project.

 How much is veterinary school in South Africa?

In South Africa, a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree typically costs $28,000-$54,000 per year for in-state tuition and fees (resident rate) or $41,000-$66,000 per year (for four years) for out-of-state tuition and fees (non-resident rate).

 What is the APS score for veterinary in South Africa?

In order, to be considered for this qualification, intending applicants must have an Admission Point Score (APS) of at least 19 years of Age. Assessment procedures: – Applicants with a score of 26 and more will be invited for an interview. The APS will contribute 80% to the final admission score and the interview will contribute 20%.

 What subjects do I need to study veterinary?

The following subjects are required to study veterinary in South Africa:

• Academic and Information Management.
• General Chemistry.
• Language and Study Skills.
• Medical Terminology.
• Molecular and Cell Biology.
• Physics for Biology Students.

Does Unisa offer veterinary courses?

No, only a diploma is offered. Diploma: Animal Health is approved for registration with the SAVC. It is compulsory for each student to register with the South African Veterinary Council (SAVC) the first time they register for ANH3604/ANH3605 and maintain the registration throughout the remaining part of the course.