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WHERE HAVE OUR PLACEMENT
        STUDENTS WORKED?

        ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH AGENCY                        “I chose to do a placement year during my BSc, to gain
                                                              experience to boost my employability, and to learn a bit
        AXIOM VETERINARY LABORATORIES LTD
                                                              more about career possibilities. I am especially interested in
        BRISTOL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY                            poultry, and luckily my RVC tutor had a contact in RSPCA
        CANCER RESEARCH                                       Assured, the RSPCA’s ethical farming label. Being able to
        (CRUK THERAPEUTIC DISCOVERY LABORATORY)               work on a laying hen research project using their data was an
                                                              amazing experience, but the most invaluable thing I gained
        DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT                            was passion for a career in farm animal welfare. I now am
        FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS
                                                              focused on poultry welfare, with contacts in the field and
        EUROPEAN FOOD SAFETY AUTHORITY, ITALY                 thoughts of doing a Master’s.”
        FRANCIS CRICK INSTITUTE                               LAUREN WALKER
        FRONTIER – THE SOCIETY FOR                            BSc Animal Biology, Behaviour,
        ENVIRONMENTAL EXPLORATION                             Welfare and Ethics
        GFK. GROWTH FROM KNOWLEDGE
        GLAXOSMITHKLINE
        IQUR
        LUMORA LTD
        NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
        OF SOUTH AFRICA
        NOVARTIS, USA
        THE PIRBRIGHT INSTITUTE
        RSPCA ASSURED
        UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI
                                            “It is a once in lifetime opportunity to work and learn
        UNIVERSITY OF YORK                  in one of the world’s oldest zoos. I gained invaluable
        WILDLIFE AID FOUNDATION             research experience, developed transferable skills and
                                            explored many career options. I am also proud that my
        WORLDWIDE VETERINARY                work contributed to the Society’s conservation projects
        SERVICES, THAILAND
                                            and animal behaviour and welfare research.”
                                            KATHY LEE
                                            BSc Biological Sciences with a Certificate in Work-Based
                                            Learning and Research Placement Student in Animal
                                            Behaviour and Welfare, Bristol Zoological Society











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