Tuition fees for undergraduate veterinary medicine in 2023-2024. Home students If you already have a degree and want to study a second degree in veterinary medicine, you will be: classed as a full cost student in terms of your fee status charged the same annual fee rate as Overseas/International students Annual tuition fee increase HTML Tuition fees increase every year in the majority of cases. If you intend to study over additional years, you should take this annual tuition fee increase into consideration when you estimate your fees for a degree. International full-time student fees If you are an Overseas/International taught student studying full-time over multiple years, you will: not be affected by the annual tuition fee increase be charged a fixed annual fee based on your start date Veterinary Medicine (BVMS) - 5 year degree 2023-2024 fees Fee status Home - Scotland Home - RUK Overseas/Full Cost/EU (from 2021 - onwards) 2023-2024 entry £1,820 £9,250 £35,200 2022-2023 entry £1,820 £9,250 £34,200 2021-2022 entry £1,820* £9,250 £33,500 2020-2021 entry £1,820* £9,250 £32,850 2019-2020 entry £1,820* £9,250 £31,450 2018-2019 entry £1,820* £9,250 £30,800 *EU fee status was included in our Home-Scotland fee until 2021-2022. Graduate entry programme (GEP) - 4 year degree 2023-2024 fees Fee status All students 2023-2024 entry £35,200 2022-2023 entry £34,200 2021-2022 entry £33,500 2020-2021 entry £32,850 2019-2020 entry £31,450 HTML Funding Find out what scholarships and funding options are available for your degree. Search for scholarships and funding This article was published on 2024-07-29
HTML Tuition fees increase every year in the majority of cases. If you intend to study over additional years, you should take this annual tuition fee increase into consideration when you estimate your fees for a degree.
HTML Funding Find out what scholarships and funding options are available for your degree. Search for scholarships and funding
