Veterinary and animal science
14 June 2023
Safeguarding the health of people and animals with epidemiology training
As part of the University of Sydney led Asia Pacific Consortium of Veterinary Epidemiology (APCOVE), our scientists in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science are providing epidemiology training for the region.
05 October 2022
First Australian university to be NATA accredited for veterinary anatomical and clinical pathology
The University’s Veterinary Pathology Diagnostic Services at Camperdown and Camden have received accreditation for anatomical and clinical pathology from the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA).
03 August 2022
Sydney veterinary scientists helping communities around the Pacific
Top Sydney veterinary scientists are spreading awareness, training, and planning to neighbouring Pacific Island Countries in order to help prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases like foot-and-mouth.
22 June 2022
Helping lemurs and communities in Madagascar's Rainforests thrive
Alumna and Conservation Ecologist, Dr Ayesha Tulloch, works with non-government organisations and African government agencies to protect threatened lemur species in Madagascan rainforests and support the local community.
27 June 2019
Getting to the guts of Tasmanian devil health
PhD student Rowena Chong has had a lifelong love of wildlife, but it is the Tasmanian devil that captured her heart. She is researching the devils gut flora to better understand their overall health and improve future conservation efforts.
28 March 2019
Show time for Camden campus
University of Sydney farms are essential in supporting teaching and research activities of Sydney Institute of Agriculture, Sydney School of Veterinary Science and the School of Life and Environmental Sciences.
29 October 2018
Sydney's spooktastic bats this Halloween
Halloween is a time we celebrate all things spooky such as ghosts, witches and bats. However, bats are not scary at all, they can be extremely charismatic and endlessly fascinating.