BA International Relations and Politics

Scholarships

• Early Payment Discount

  Up to 5% tuition fee reduction after all scholarship reductions.

• Global British Citizens Scholarship

  Depending on the school and level of studying you are applying for, your scholarship value may vary.

• International Bright Futures Scholarship

  £5,000 tuition fee reduction.

  Up to £5,000

Admission

Applications are made through AHZ at no cost. Share your transcripts, English test scores and personal statement, and your AHZ Counsellor will review your profile, submit your application to London Metropolitan University, and guide you through interview, offer, CAS and visa — right up to enrolment.

Frequently asked questions

• How long is a veterinary medicine course?

  Five years is the typical period spent in school to earn a veterinary medical degree in the United Kingdom. However, a four-year graduate entry veterinary degree programme may be accessible to those with a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline.

• What qualifications do you need for veterinary medicine?

  The majority of veterinary universities require applicants to have at least an A in biology and another discipline to apply for their programmes. The minimum need for admittance is BBC, and the maximum is A*AA, with the majority of universities requiring AAA. Also, you'll need five GCSEs (A-C): English, math, science, history, and PCB (optional).

• Is math compulsory for veterinary medicine?

  In order to earn this degree, chemistry is required regardless of where you decide to study. Biology is recommended (and obligatory at some universities), and mathematics is helpful but not necessary. You can still apply to select colleges even if you have trouble with math, though.

• How much does a veterinarian earn?

  In the United Kingdom, the average annual wage for a new vet is £33,838, with that number rises to £63,967 for those with experience. In the United Kingdom, veterinarians earn a median annual salary of £45,000, or £23.08 an hour.

• What are the entry requirements for veterinary medicine in the UK?

  You will often need biology and another subject from your A-levels if you want to continue on to veterinary school. The minimum GPA required for universities and colleges varies from BBC to A*AA, with AAA being the norm. You'll also need five GCSEs (A-C) overall, including math, English, and science.

• Are vets in demand in UK?

  This has all changed since the passing of Covid and the advent of Brexit, both of which have added bureaucracy that has resulted in a massive uptick in demand for veterinary knowledge, resulting in a retention and recruitment problem in the veterinary industry.