Based at the Thompson Yates Building and the Veterinary Teaching Suite, the Liverpool Campus provides teaching for the first three years of the undergraduate course.
Liverpool is an incredible place to live and study, with over 800 years of history, an international reputation for high-class sport, music, and architecture, and no end of other cultural experiences for students to take advantage of during their time in the city.
By spending much of their preclinical years in the city itself, veterinary science students are able to take advantage of all that Liverpool has to offer, including the new facilities offered in the Thompson Yates Building and the Veterinary Teaching Suite. Situated centrally in the North Campus, the Thompson Yates building includes a furnished social learning zone equipped with computers, a furnished museum space for staff-student integration, and a centralised office where all student enquiries can be dealt with.
A short walk away from Thompson Yates Building, the Veterinary Teaching Suite (VTS) has two rooms in which practical sessions can be taught, each of which has space for 85 students; these can also be combined into one large room with a capacity for 170 students. The VTS is equipped with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, including high-resolution cameras and displays. It has a fully-equipped clinical skills laboratory, where students can hone their skills in such diverse areas as bandaging, auscultation, and physical examination of their simulated patients.
Students also benefit from the entire University of Liverpool campus, with access to scores of lecture theatres, laboratories, small group teaching rooms and social and sports facilities.
Students on the Liverpool campus also have access to the newly refurbished Harold Cohen Library, the Liverpool Guild of Students, sports facilities, learning resources and student support services. The University also offers a range of accommodation options, including newly developed, modern halls of residence at the heart of the campus.
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