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Behind the Scenes of the SATH’s New Podcast Liverpool Vet School Presents: 12 Minute MedicineBehind the Scenes of the SATH’s New Podcast Liverpool Vet School Presents: 12 Minute Medicine

Behind the Scenes of the SATH’s New Podcast Liverpool Vet School Presents: 12 Minute Medicine

We spoke to Dan Batchelor, Professor of Small Animal Medicine at Liverpool Vet School, about the new podcast by the Small Animal Teaching Hospital (SATH) Liverpool Vet School Presents: 12 Minute Medicine. Dan hosts the podcast, in which he interviews clinicians from the SATH on a range of veterinary topics. Dan explains what inspired the podcast, and what he hopes listeners will get out of it.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

Alumna Dr Jasmin Malik returns to Liverpool to discuss her clinical work and her debut bookAlumna Dr Jasmin Malik returns to Liverpool to discuss her clinical work and her debut book

Alumna Dr Jasmin Malik returns to Liverpool to discuss her clinical work and her debut book

We were delighted to welcome GP and Health Inclusion Specialist Dr Jasmin Malik (MBChB 2007) back to campus this Spring as part of her book tour. On the day, Dr Malik met with Academic Programme Director Dr Neil Henney and led an online event and insightful conversation spanning clinical practice, lifestyle medicine and health inequalities.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

Welcome to the Veterinary Science Class of 2026Welcome to the Veterinary Science Class of 2026

Welcome to the Veterinary Science Class of 2026

Congratulations to the Class of 2026, who joined the veterinary profession on Thursday 16 July. It is always special to see five years of hard work and dedication acknowledged in the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, followed by the RCVS Swearing-In Ceremony in the Sherrington Lecture Theatre and a celebration on the lawns of the Leahurst campus.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

Coming full circle: Alison Reid returns to Glasgow Vet SchoolComing full circle: Alison Reid returns to Glasgow Vet School

Coming full circle: Alison Reid returns to Glasgow Vet School

Alison Reid spent nearly twelve years as a Lecturer in Veterinary Preclinical Sciences and Clinical Skills at Liverpool Vet School. In September 2025, she returned to her native Scotland to join her alma mater, Glasgow Vet School, as BVMS1 Co-Course Leader. Alison shared what inspired her to pursue a career in veterinary education, reflected on her time at Liverpool and explained what her new role at Glasgow Vet School entails.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

Ben Curnow reflects on a decade at Leahurst and a new chapter in CanadaBen Curnow reflects on a decade at Leahurst and a new chapter in Canada

Ben Curnow reflects on a decade at Leahurst and a new chapter in Canada

After almost a decade at Leahurst Equine Practice, Ben Curnow swapped Merseyside for Canada in late 2025. Now an assistant professor at Ontario Veterinary College, he looks back on his years at Leahurst and shares how he's settling into life on the other side of the Atlantic.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

From Veterinary Surgeon to Veterinary Strength and Resilience ConsultantFrom Veterinary Surgeon to Veterinary Strength and Resilience Consultant

From Veterinary Surgeon to Veterinary Strength and Resilience Consultant

We spoke to Charlotte Rutter (BVSc 2020) about what she has learned from her own experience with burnout, and how she is now using her experience to help other veterinary professionals.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

Alumni can complete CPD with the Veterinary Postgraduate UnitAlumni can complete CPD with the Veterinary Postgraduate Unit

Alumni can complete CPD with the Veterinary Postgraduate Unit

The Veterinary Postgraduate Unit (VPU) is pleased to share our upcoming CPD courses. Alumni receive a 20% discount on courses, please contact the VPU Office for details.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

Vet Class Notes Summer 2026Vet Class Notes Summer 2026

Vet Class Notes Summer 2026

Read the latest milestones, achievements, and updates from our veterinary alumni community.

Posted on: 23 July 2026

Building a community for Women’s Health at the University of LiverpoolBuilding a community for Women’s Health at the University of Liverpool

Building a community for Women’s Health at the University of Liverpool

From creating safe spaces for open conversations to raising awareness of often-overlooked health conditions, the University of Liverpool Women’s Health Advocacy Society has quickly made a meaningful impact on campus since its launch in 2025. Following their recent success in winning New Society of the Year 2026, we spoke with founder Liv and committee members Grace, Ruby, Holly and Maya about the society’s mission, the importance of women’s health advocacy and their ambitions for the future.

Posted on: 22 July 2026

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