The University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine (UoG) has established FEEPASS (Facilitated Early Entry Program for Animal Science Students) between the Department of Animal Sciences and the UoG School of Veterinary Medicine. After three years of study at The Ohio State University (OSU), Animal Sciences students accepted into this program will enroll in year 1 of the 5-year BVMS program at the UoG, while continuing as candidates for the B.S. degree at OSU. At the end of the education abroad period of study (i.e. year 1 at the UoG), students are eligible for completion of the B.S. degree through OSU. Successful completion of year 1 in the UoG BVMS program will also allow for accelerated entry to year 2 of the UoG BVMS program.
The intended learning outcomes for the year of study at the UoG include the integration of the structure and function of animal systems, foundational knowledge of health disease, and application of scientific principles to real world scenarios.
This program normally runs from September through June.
Locations
Glasgow is one of the largest cities in Scotland and is know for its culture, style, and friendly people. The city offers a variety of museums, galleries, architecture, shopping, and restaurants. Glasgow has a reputation for having a great live music science and excellent parks.
The University of Glasgow is a public research university founded in the 1400s. It is one of the oldest universities in Scotland. The University is known for high educational standards and has a strong reputation in international research.
Accommodations
A variety of accommodations are available from university residence halls to private apartments. More information on university accommodation options is available on the University of Glasgow Accommodation Services website.
Ohio State Program Contact
Dr. Kelly George
Associate Professor - Department of Animal Sciences
george.239@osu.edu
Elizabeth Shuman
CFAES Manager of Global Education
shuman.29@osu.edu