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Veterinary medicine (Veterinary sciences) offer rates at 7 UK universities, 2025 UCAS cycle

In the 2025 UCAS main scheme (per application), the median veterinary sciences offer rate (often called the acceptance rate) across the 7 universities with data here (at least 20 applications each) was 31.4%; for applicants from outside the UK and EU it was 36.1%. G5 (all applicants): Cambridge 23.2%. Small sample: only 7 of the 43 universities here have this group, so one or two of them can move the median.

What is the veterinary medicine acceptance rate (offer rate) at each university?

Sorted by applications, largest first; click a header to re-sort. Brackets mean fewer than 20 applications: the rate is unstable and left out of the sorting and the median. University names link to all of that university's data.

Veterinary medicine (Veterinary sciences) offer rates at 7 UK universities, 2025 UCAS cycle
UniversityOffersOutside UK and EU: applicationsOutside UK and EU: offersAccepted applicants (people)
University of Bristol 2,270 applications2,27085537.7%30511036.1%235
University of Nottingham 1,765 applications1,76562535.4%2054019.5%315
University of Surrey 1,325 applications1,32559544.9%1658551.5%205
University of Liverpool 1,290 applications1,29040531.4%1858545.9%185
University of Edinburgh 1,240 applications1,24025520.6%3859524.7%185
University of Glasgow 970 applications97030531.4%31011537.1%160
University of Cambridge G5 345 applications3458023.2%6557.7%55
  • Small sample: only 7 of the 43 universities here have 2025 figures for this group, 7 of them with at least 20 applications. One or two universities can move the median, so do not read it as a UK-wide picture.
  • UCAS rounds every count to the nearest 5 (a 0 may be 1 or 2). The rates here are worked out from the rounded counts, so they can differ from UCAS's own rates, most for small numbers.
  • Offer rate = offers ÷ applications, main scheme only (by the 30 June deadline). Applications count choices, up to five per person; accepted applicants count people, including those placed through Clearing, so they are shown as a count and not divided by applications.
  • “Outside the UK and EU” goes by domicile (where the applicant normally lives), not nationality or fee status. UCAS does not split this table by country, so it does not mean Chinese applicants.
  • UCAS publishes by subject group (HECoS CAH level 1), not by course, and courses within a group can differ a lot.
  • The all-applicants median covers the 7 universities in this table with at least 20 applications (43 on this site in all), not the whole UK. A low offer rate means strong competition, not a better or worse course; read it with the number of applications.

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Questions about veterinary medicine acceptance rates

What is the acceptance rate (offer rate) for veterinary medicine at UK universities?

In the 2025 UCAS main scheme (per application), the median veterinary sciences offer rate (often called the acceptance rate) across the 7 universities with data here (at least 20 applications each) was 31.4%; for applicants from outside the UK and EU it was 36.1%. G5 (all applicants): Cambridge 23.2%. Small sample: only 7 of the 43 universities here have this group, so one or two of them can move the median. In UK data "acceptance rate" can also mean the admit rate (students placed ÷ applications); see the glossary.

Are there figures for Chinese applicants?

Not in this table. UCAS splits these figures by domicile (UK, EU, outside the UK and EU), not by country or nationality, so "outside the UK and EU" does not mean Chinese applicants. UK-wide (UCAS, all universities): in the 2025 UCAS cycle, applicants domiciled in mainland China made 155,130 main-scheme applications, offer rate 69.3%; Hong Kong SAR 24,430, 66.1%. Seven universities publish their own course- or department-level figures; see the admissions statistics overview.