Save The Vet School

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  • Joint Union statement 2024
    Unions Launch Campaign to Save the Vet School Through Unite, Unison, and University and College Union (UCU), staff at the University of Cambridge launch a campaign to save the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Cambridge. The Save the Vet School Campaign has emerged as a result of recent communications from the central… Read more: Joint Union statement 2024
  • Joint union statement on the Vet School(11/12/2025)
    Unite, UCU, and UNISON are extremely concerned at the School of Biological Sciences’ recommendation to end veterinary education and clinical provision at the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital. This rushed proposal puts many jobs at risk, threatens the region’s only low-cost veterinary care and the UK’s highest-ranked veterinary education, and contradicts the University’s recent public assurances… Read more: Joint union statement on the Vet School(11/12/2025)
  • UNITE Stands with Cambridge Vet School
    A Fight for Jobs, Students, and a National Asset Introduction: A World-Class Institution Under Threat The proposal by Cambridge University management to effectively close its Department of Veterinary Medicine—ranked by the Times Higher Education Supplement as the best undergraduate veterinary course in the world—represents a critical threat not only to its staff and students but… Read more: UNITE Stands with Cambridge Vet School
  • Vet School Campaign – April Open Meeting
    From our Branch Secretary, Dear Save the Vet School Campaign Members,Last week, the Regent House held a discussion on the future of the Veterinary course, which can now be read in the Cambridge Reporter. Thank you to all Regent House members who were able to submit comments.For the next stage of the campaign, we would… Read more: Vet School Campaign – April Open Meeting
  • Vet School Update
    University Reporter “Topic of Concern” Last week, the Regent House held a discussion on the future of the Veterinary course, which can now be read in the Cambridge Reporter. Thank you to all Regent House members who were able to submit comments. https://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/reporter/2024-25/weekly/6778/section5.shtml#heading2-17