Continuation of the clinical semester-long experience from Year 5 and Year 6, consisting of rotation through a selection of available clinics that allow the students to acquire and deepen their clinical skills through the practical application of techniques and knowledge acquired in the previous years of their veterinary studies.

This will be an opportunity to combine all the skills sets obtained and apply them to a realistic clinical setting, whilst still under the observation of an academic institution. The medicine rotations will involve application of skills in clinical examination and diagnosis, clinical medicine, clinical pathology, therapeutics, pharmacy, and veterinary certification relevant to the particular class of animal.

Students will be able to choose from amongst a range of available rotations, some of which will be core (mandatory) to their clinical experience, while others will be offered as demand and availability will dictate. A list of available core and elective (*) rotations is offered below but may be subject to change:

Core Intramural
Small Animal Medicine
Ruminant Medicine
Equine Medicine
Intensive Livestock
Emergency and Critical Care
Soft Tissue Surgery
Orthopaedic Surgery
Anaesthesiology
Pathology
Diagnostic Imaging
Veterinary Public Health

Elective*
Medicine and Surgery of the Performance Horses#
Exotic and Zoo Animal Medicine
Disease Surveillance and Response
Advanced Small Animal Medicine
Advanced Small Animal Surgery
Advanced Ruminant Medicine and Surgery
Advanced Medicine of Aquatic Livestock
Advanced Digital Imaging
Advanced Food Safety
Advanced Animal Welfare and Shelter Medicine
Transboundary Veterinary Medicine#

*Electives are subjected to availability
#Dependent on participation by extramural veterinary groups

Continuous Assessment: 100%

Remark: Students must achieve a pass mark in each assessment task to pass the course as a whole