Faculty Of Veterinary Science (University Of Melbourne)

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Agent TypeOrganisationIdentifierUMA-AG-000000107Activities & OccupationsUniversity facultiesUniversity committeeHistoryPrevious Control no. UA21 Following training and private practice in England, W.T. Kendall arrived in Melbourne in 1880, creating the Melbourne Veterinary College in 1888, which was taken over by the University of Melbourne with the opening of the Veterinary School in 1909. The Faculty was first constituted in 1909, meeting first on 20th April of that year. Based off the campus in Parkville, the faculty in 1966 established a Clinical Centre at Werribee, where teaching and research are also conducted. Students spend the first three years at Parkville, and the final two at Werribee (when many of them live in the Kendall Hall of Residence). The Faculty also provides veterinary services to the public and to the livestock and bloodstock industries.

Series

[UMA-SR-000001944] Minute Books of the Faculty of Veterinary Science

[UMA-SRE-20000190] Minutes of the Faculty of Veterinary Science Planning Advisory Committee

[UMA-SRE-20000191] Minutes of the Veterinary Science Credentials Committee

[UMA-SRE-20000193] Minutes of the Faculty of Veterinary Science Veterinary Graduate Studies Committee

[UMA-SRE-20000192] Minutes of the Faculty of Veterinary Science Veterinary Branch Library Committee

[UMA-SRE-20000189] Minute Books of the School of Veterinary Science Site Development Committee / School of Veterinary Science Precinct Development Committee

Accession

[1986.0076] Proceedings of International Conference on Veterinary Preventive Medicine and Animal Production

[1986.0075] Records of the Faculty Of Veterinary Science, University of Melbourne

[1981.0029] Records of the Faculty Of Veterinary Science, University of Melbourne

Item

Faculty of Veterinary Science Volume 12

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Part of OrganisationThe University of Melbourne

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Faculty Of Veterinary Science (University Of Melbourne)