Master of Veterinary Science (By Research)
University of Melbourne, The
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00116K
The Master of Veterinary Science (Clinical) is a clinically-focused graduate research degree that can be undertaken in a range of specialist research areas.
Structure
1. Research thesisCandidates will be required to undertake research culminating in the production of a thesis of no more than 30,000 words to be submitted for examination by two external examiners. The format of the thesis, including a statement on authorship, must follow prescriptions laid down by the University and found in the Masters by Research Generic Guidelines.2. Practicum componentThe practicum component of this program will be undertaken during enrolment in the MVSc (Clinical). It will involve participation in clinical rounds, tutorials, seminars, and other similar activities, according to the candidate’s area of interest. The practicum component must be clearly related to the research project and will be in an area such as small animal medicine and surgery, anaesthesia, equine medicine and surgery, diagnostic imaging, dairy medicine, and pathology. The practicum component will be assessed by a three-hour written examination at the end of the candidacy and will contribute 25% to the final assessment for the degree.
Subjects
- Avian health
- Dairy medicine and management
- Equine medicine and surgery
- Radiology and diagnostic imaging
- Sheep and beef cattle health and production
- Small animal medicine and surgery
- Small animal medicine
- Small animal surgery
- Veterinary pathology
- Zoo animal and wildlife medicine
Standard entry requirements
A Bachelor of Veterinary Science (usually honours level) or recognised equivalent qualification.
Study pathways
This degree may be converted to or followed by studies for the Doctor of Philosophy.
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Mid year intake | Attendance |
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| Werribee | International: $150,888 | No |
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