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Top universities for veterinary sciences in the UK: the Be Wise ranking
0 UK universities and colleges ranked for veterinary sciences on official data.
Providers need at least 50 survey responses in veterinary sciences to appear in the table. Student experience is the average share of final-year students giving positive answers across the seven National Student Survey themes. Earnings are medians five years after graduating, compared with the UK average for veterinary sciences.
The table
| Position | University or college | Score out of 100 | Student experience | Continuation | Graduate prospects | Earnings |
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Sources: National Student Survey 2026, Office for Students (Open Government Licence v3.0), first degree, full-time, by teaching provider; LEO graduate outcomes, tax year 2023-24, Department for Education (Open Government Licence v3.0), median earnings five years after graduating; Discover Uni dataset, 8 September 2026 edition, HESA (CC BY 4.0), continuation and graduate prospects. All sources and licences.
Not enough data (18)
These providers teach veterinary sciences but have fewer than 50 survey responses in the subject or too few published measures to include fairly. This says nothing about their quality. Discover Uni has their course-level data.
Edinburgh Napier University; Harper Adams University; Hartpury University; Middlesex University; Nottingham Trent University; Reaseheath College; SRUC; The College of Animal Welfare; The Royal Veterinary College; University of Bristol; University of Cambridge; University of East Anglia; University of Edinburgh; University of Glasgow; University of Liverpool; University of Nottingham; University of Surrey; Warwickshire College
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Quick answers
How much do veterinary sciences graduates earn?
Across UK providers, the typical (median) earnings of veterinary sciences graduates five years after graduating were £40,700 in the 2023-24 tax year, according to the Department for Education's LEO data. Earnings vary a lot by university, region and job.
How is this veterinary sciences table put together?
It uses only official data: the National Student Survey 2026, Discover Uni and LEO earnings. We do not copy commercial league tables. Universities with too little data are listed as not enough data rather than guessed.