Our research addresses major challenges of the 21st century, including emerging diseases, antimicrobial resistance, food security and the impacts of climate change. The ability to integrate medical, veterinary and environmental studies makes us a global leader in One Health research.
We're home to the School of Veterinary Science which undertakes clinical studies on equines, farm animals and small animals.
Our departments
Studying the biology of animals, plants and microbes, from the individual to the population level, to understand the processes driving the natural world.
Conducting infection research of direct clinical relevance, centred on improved diagnosis, treatment and prevention of infections.
Multidisciplinary specialist teams working together for the best outcomes in specialist and first opinion equine veterinary care.
Focused on how pathogens interact with their hosts at the molecular and cellular level, with the aim of designing better vaccines and drugs.
Seeking to understand the behaviour of diseases in people and animals, particularly in livestock.
Delivering clinical care to dogs and cats, while teaching future and postgraduate vets in the state-of-the art, specialist-led Small Animal Teaching Hospital and primary care University Veterinary Practice.
Studying the morphological and functional changes of normal and pathological organs and systems.
Innovative veterinary education and research, giving students a fantastic start to their veterinary careers.