Faculty of Veterinary Science
Liverpool campus
In 1904, Liverpool became the first veterinary school to be incorporated into a University. The foundation was a seminal event, establishing veterinary medicine as an academic scientific discipline and opening up the opportunity of government funding for what had been a private professional training in the art of veterinary practice
Latest news
- The latest survey by the Times places Liverpool Veterinary School at the top of its veterinary league table.
- Scientists to calculate the speed with which disease can spread
- University welcomes more than 800 Easter lambs
- Minister visists Leahurst
- Study shows how Salmonella survives in environment
- Scientists study full protein content of 'baker's yeast'
Find out about our latest postgraduate opportunities in our downloadable departmental brochure. 
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal is to open a new reception, entrance yard and MRI facility at the University of Liverpool’s equine hospital as part of a £1.5 million development project.