Vet medicine: facilities
Modern, purpose-built facilities to help you get the most from your course.
Our beautiful 1000-acre Sutton Bonington campus is the perfect place to study veterinary medicine.
There’s a huge range of specialist facilities - from a dairy farm and working abattoir, to clinical skills labs - so you can get hands-on experience and gain the skills you need.
In 2024 we opened our new £3 million Sir Peter Rubin Veterinary Education Centre for small animal clinical teaching. There is a full practice area, general teaching spaces, and dedicated areas for both small animals and larger livestock.
For final year, there's a new mock practice building which is set up like a hospital. It's got surgeries, a dispensary, consulting rooms, a prep area. They set up scenarios and you’ve got to work things out. It’s a really good way of teaching because you are actually doing the job.
One of the things about Nottingham is that we really are practical from day one. You will be here in prelim year, in first year, right the way through until fourth year, before you go out on rotations.
Niamh Dinne-Mason
*You may bring a horse, if there is room in our school stables. Your horse must be suitable for use in equine practicals. Stables are offered on a first-come first-served basis. Livery costs from £22 per week, dependent on season.