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This is the coursework component of the combined Master of Veterinary Studies/Master of Veterinary Clinical Studies degree, which forms the clinical residency program in Veterinary Science. Students undertaking this course must concurrently enrol in the Master of Veterinary Clinical Studies course.
Places in this program are only available to postgraduate students who have been offered a place in one of the designated clinical streams after a vacancy has been advertised.
Places in this program will be advertised when available and candidates will be selected through application and interview only. Available positions and streams can be found on the application form:
Application form
Application to the program is not automatic and is based on merit according to the following factors:
Applications will be ranked (in the same manner as for all USYD applicants applying for Australian Postgraduate Awards) within each of the disciplines seeking residents at that time.
The highest ranked applicants within each of the disciplines seeking residents at that time, will be requested to attend an interview with the Faculty Academics that oversee this program. Final selection will be made after the interview.
To be eligible for admission to the Master of Clinical Veterinary Science, you must have completed the equivalent of a Bachelor of Veterinary Science, or Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
You will be required to upload all the following documents when you submit your application:
English language qualifications (if your prior study was completed at an institution where English is not the medium of instruction).
The School of Veterinary Science's combined Master of Veterinary Studies/Master of Veterinary Clinical Studies degree offers practical advanced clinical training in selected disciplines for veterinarians who want to enhance their clinical skills and/or seek to become veterinary specialists.
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