Leahurst campus farm land

Get involved

We understand that our work doesn't just belong in academic papers - it belongs in the public realm, where it can deliver meaningful change. However, science can be complex and daunting, so over the years, we've developed a public engagement and involvement programme that is dynamic, diverse and far reaching.

Vets with a horse at Leahurst.

Alumni

The University of Liverpool Veterinary Alumni Association was established in 1991, to encourage staff and students who have moved on to keep in touch with each other and remain part of the School of Veterinary Science.
Practical activity in the School of Veterinary Science

Public engagement

We offer a range of activities open to the public to get involved with, from hosting events at festivals and museums, to debates and talks, as well as collaborations with artists, to showcase our work in creative ways.

Researchers working in the lab

Public and patient involvement

Within the NIHR Health Protection Research Unit in Emerging and Zoonotic Infections, we established a public and patient involvement panel in 2015. This grants our researchers access to the valuable input of patients and the public into our work.
Activities for schools Group of children at an engagement event.

Working with schools

We work with local schools to deliver everything from work experience placements to inspiring talks and fun, interactive science workshops.