Eleven students celebrated their graduation with BSc (Hons) Bioveterinary Sciences at UCLan. One graduate shares her journey from aspiring veterinary surgeon to a medical laboratory assistant at Royal Preston Hospital, highlighting the diverse career opportunities offered by the programme.
Preston City Council leader Matthew Brown on sepsis, two week hospital stay and paramedics breaking down the doorReview: A visit to the Preston restaurant that’s Thai-ing up Lane EndsSome of the first cohort of bioveterinary sciences graduates with members of the School’s teaching and management staff. Pic: UCLan
The former Archbishop Temple High School and Myerscough College pupil added: “I love the opportunities that this degree has allowed me to explore and pursue. I’m excited to graduate and I now aspire to develop my skills further. I can’t wait to progress my career in my current workplace and become a biomedical scientist.
Dr Heather Cameron-Whytock, course leader said: “It’s a landmark moment in our history. These are the first graduates to go out into the world with qualifications from our School of Veterinary Medicine and I was absolutely delighted to be there to see them graduate. I know they are going to be great additions to the workforce in animal and human health and wish them every success.”Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's email newsletter.
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