Bachelor of Veterinary Technology (Honours)

Undertake additional practical studies and an honours research project to extend your veterinary technology expertise.

This one-year program follows on from the Bachelor of Veterinary Technology.

Acquire advanced training in clinical, regulatory, diagnostic or other para-professional streams applicable to veterinary technologists.

Gain practical professional experience in either UQ Gatton’s Small Animal Hospital and Equine Specialist Hospital or at an approved external placement.

Develop your specialist knowledge in an animal health or welfare topic of interest to you through a supervised honours research project.

Graduate a para-veterinary healthcare specialist with critical thinking, problem-solving and self-directed learning and research skills that can be applied to a range of roles in animal-related fields.

Honours also provides opportunities for future postgraduate studies, such as a master's degree or PhD.

Undergraduate admissions

Study your first university degree, or find a new direction for a career change.

1. Choose your program: Find a program to match your interests, passions or career goals.
2. Review entry requirements: You need to meet all entry requirements to be considered for an offer.
3. Review admission schemes: Improve your chances of getting in through adjustments and other schemes.
4. Consider your pathway options: If you need help meeting entry requirements, there are pathways available.
5. Review fees and financial support: Understand your study costs and the financial help that's available.
6. Check credit eligibility: You may be eligible for credit for previous university, IB or other study.
7. Submit your application: How to complete and submit your application.
8. Respond to your offer: How you can respond if you receive an offer to study at UQ.
9. Get ready for UQ: Your next steps to get ready to study at UQ.