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Lecturer in Farm Animal Clinical Skills to support delivery of teaching. Focus on veterinary clinical skills incl gross pathology, clinical reasoning & possibly farm visits. Further details can be found here .

We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Glasgow alumnus Simon Doherty, BVMS 2000, has been awarded the 2024 World Veterinary Association Global Veterinary Award for One Health. Many congratulations Simon!

Recruiting: Lecturer in Farm Animal Clinical Skills to support delivery of teaching. Focus on veterinary clinical skills incl gross pathology, clinical reasoning & possibly farm visits. Further details can be found here #veterinaryjobs #LecturerJobs.

Jockey Club College of Vet Med & Life Sciences’ Dean, Prof. Vanessa Barrs: “We welcome this collaboration with Uni & SBOHVM. There are many synergies in research & education between our two institutions which provide a strong platform for us to explore new frontiers together”.

…There is a growing need for international collaboration and the need for knowledge transfer is more important than ever. The partnership will provide an opportunity for wider research and education in the field of veterinary medicine, and biomedical and life sciences.”

Head of SBOHVM, Prof. Christopher Loughrey said: “We are hugely excited to form this partnership with CityU & the Jockey Club College of Veterinary Medicine & Life Science…

CityU hosts the only vet school in Hong Kong with Biomedical sciences, Cardiovascular, Neuroscience & Infectious Diseases/Public Health research. The partnership will create international collaboration, staff & student exchange, joint research, educational & clinical activities.

The UofG & SBOHVM have signed an MoU with City University Hong Kong to form a partnership enabling global leadership in One Health by taking an interdisciplinary approach towards all aspects of health-related issues, focusing on vet med, biomechanical engineering & life sciences.

University of Glasgow and the School of Biodiversity, One Health and Veterinary Medicine partner with City University Hong Kong (CityU) and the Jockey Club College of Veterinary Medicine and Life Science.

@UofGVet & @ScottishSPCA offer low-cost neutering for cats and dogs, carried out by supervised final-year vet students. G1-G82 / PA1-PA8 postcode areas may be eligible. To apply call Glasgow Vet Clinic 0141 530 3741, Mon-Fri 10am-3pm, option 3.

We are thrilled to announce that the UofG School of Biodiversity, One Health & Veterinary Medicine has been awarded the Athena SWAN Silver Award. The award has been conferred for three years and will be valid until 31 October 2026. #AthenaSWAN #genderequality @AdvanceHE

The safety of a student is always a priority at SBOHVM. Thank you to Hewats Edinburgh for helping ensure our new students are correctly equipped for equine practicals before our student buddy helpers took them off to pick up the rest of their kit and explore the campus. #uofgvet

A very warm welcome to our newest BSc students, Class of 2027! We wish you all the very best of luck as you start your veterinary biosciences journey! #uofgvet #classof2027

A very warm welcome to our newest BVMS students, Class of 2028! We wish you all the very best as your start your veterinary journey. #uofgvet #classof2028

• MEIRU COVID Programme: • Healthy Lives Malawi PE Award: work 'Sharing voices of women and families affected by maternal mental health conditions'.• Informational video on MEIRU.

The videos cover the following studies:.• Healthy Lives Malawi: (2 x videos on the Long Term Condition Survey WP & Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems WP).• Generation Malawi:

The SRS's event partner, The Global Science Show will share the submitted videos on Fri 8th Sept '23 at 2pm, 3:15pm, 4:30pm, 4:45pm & 5pm BST via the following social media platforms:.