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About the course
This degree develops the skills, knowledge and practical experience needed to work as a veterinary technologist in Australia or New Zealand. You’ll build strong foundations in animal care and veterinary procedures, supported by hands-on clinical skills training and ongoing experience in general practice settings. Studies cover areas such as anatomy and physiology, nutrition and reproduction, pathology and microbiology, radiography and pharmacology, with professional placements to build job-ready capability in veterinary science.
Career outcome
Graduates may pursue roles supporting veterinarians and veterinary health-care teams in companion animal, mixed or rural practice settings. Career paths can include veterinary technologist roles focused on clinical diagnostics, animal husbandry and patient care, anaesthesia and surgical support, pharmacy and therapeutics, and diagnostic imaging. The course’s clinical skills training and professional placements prepare you to contribute effectively in veterinary clinics and related animal health services as a Bachelor-level veterinary science professional.
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