Budding equine vets hone their skills and knowledge.

This research article discusses a symposium that brought together 150 veterinary students, passionate about equine health, at Bristol Veterinary School’s Langford campus where they had the opportunity to learn from some of UK’s foremost equine clinicians.

Symposium Overview

• The article discusses a national student equine veterinary symposium that took place at the Langford campus of the Bristol Veterinary School. This significant gathering brought together 150 veterinary students, particularly those with a keen interest in equine health.

Lectures, Practicals, and Seminars

• The symposium presented a comprehensive program comprising lectures, practical sessions, and seminars. These were designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of the attending veterinary students, equipping them better for their future roles.
• The focus of these educational experiences was largely on equine health, making this symposium especially valuable for those who intended to specialise in this field.

Expert Clinicians

• The students at the symposium had a unique opportunity to learn from some of the most experienced equine clinicians in the UK. This exposure not only provided them with practical knowledge but also gave them direct insights into the nuances of the field from those who have extensive experience and expertise.
• Lorna Sowerbutts, vice-president of the Bristol Equine Veterinary Society, reported on this event, further indicating the significance of the symposium in the equine veterinary field.