veterinary students handbook the first two years - Downing College
veterinary students handbook the first two years - Downing College
veterinary students handbook the first two years - Downing College
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Estimated additional course costs 2012-13<br />
In addition to <strong>the</strong> standard living costs, vet student should expect to have to meet <strong>the</strong> following<br />
estimated costs:<br />
Lab coat £ 10.00<br />
Dissection kit, gloves, safety glasses, loan of locker and key, loan of dog<br />
£ 24.00<br />
skeleton<br />
Veterinary Dissection Manual which includes course guides for<br />
Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology (1st Year) and Neurobiology and £ 14.00<br />
Comparative Veterinary Biology (2nd Year)*<br />
Wellington boots £ 12.00<br />
University approved calculator £ 14.00<br />
Electron micrographs (optional) £ 2.00<br />
EMS (preclinical) 12 weeks practical vacation experience with animals,<br />
particularly farm animals. Insurance cover provided but no subsistence<br />
grants payable<br />
Veterinary Medicine (Clinical)<br />
Overalls £ 13.50<br />
Boots (with steel toecaps) £ 12.50<br />
Stethoscope £ 4.95<br />
EMS - 26 weeks required by RCVS - variable depending on chosen<br />
placements (Grants are available to assist with costs)<br />
BVA insurance cover, at a cost of £27.00 per annum, will be met by <strong>the</strong><br />
Veterinary School<br />
*The manuals essentially replace <strong>the</strong> need for a text book of human or <strong>veterinary</strong> anatomy.<br />
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