Welcome to the School of Veterinary Medicine

Since the graduation of our inaugural class in 1979, our free-thinking, inclusive ethos has underpinned our mission: to promote and integrate the health, welfare and productivity of animals and people through partnership in education – empowering graduates’ lifelong professional success; research – engaging industry and government in impactful discovery and innovation, and; clinical service – advancing excellence in veterinary science through leadership in the community and the profession.

With integrity and excellence at the heart of our vision, our staff and students passionately promote the health, welfare and productivity of pets and animals, big and small. Our students also receive training in wildlife, exotic pet and conservation medicine.

Learn real-world skills in our state-of-the-art facilities that include veterinary teaching hospitals, clinics and a working farm all located on the Perth campus.

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DVM 5 Conference Day Celebrates Final Year Veterinary Students’ Achievements

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Showcasing research, skills, and inspiration at the School of Veterinary Medicine

The DVM 5 Conference Day is always a highlight on the calendar for our final year veterinary students, and this year’s event was no exception. Marking the culmination of two years’ hard work, the conference offered students the chance to present their research and demonstrate the skills they’ve developed to their peers and the School of Veterinary Medicine faculty.

The day opened with an uplifting keynote address from Dr Nahiid Stevens, a proud Murdoch Veterinary alumnus. Dr Stevens shared her passion for research and reflected on how it has shaped her career, inspiring the next generation of veterinary professionals.

Following the keynote, it was over to the students, who took the reins for the remainder of the day. They chaired sessions, delivered engaging abstract presentations, and discussed their projects during the poster session, impressing attendees with their dedication and professionalism.

Congratulations to the class of 2025 on your outstanding research achievements. The future of veterinary medicine is in excellent hands.

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DVM 5 Conference Day Celebrates Final Year Veterinary Students’ Achievements

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