- Tuition (indicative)
- A$50,200 – A$64,873/yr
- Founded
- 1850
Best universities in Australia for Veterinary & Animal Sciences
No course in the current catalogue is classified under Veterinary & Animal Sciences. That is the plain position: zero registered courses, and no provider listed against this subject. If you are set on studying in this area, you will need to look beyond what is registered here. The catalogue simply does not carry an entry for it at present, so there is nothing to compare on provider, duration or level. Treat that as a gap in the listing rather than a signal about the field itself. Check back if the catalogue changes, or ask the institution you are considering how it classifies the course you have in mind.
3 universities · ranked best first
AU #3
QS World #25
Star rating 5
Admissions open
AU #24
QS World #423
Star rating 4
Admissions open
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$30,840 – A$44,560/yr
- Founded
- 1973
AU #37
Star rating 3
Admissions open
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$27,920 – A$40,400/yr
- Founded
- 1989
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