Research in the Melbourne Veterinary School

We are helping to solve pressing global issues such as animal health and welfare, parasitology, virology, and bioinformatics. The school hosts, or is involved with, a range of research centres and initiatives, including the Animal Welfare Science Centre and the Asia Pacific Center for Animal Health.

Meet our researchers

Researchers in the Melbourne Veterinary School conduct diverse and varied research in our state-of-the-art facilities. Our scientists are global leaders in their fields, finding solutions to the biggest issues we face today.

If you are considering graduate research with us, this is your chance to meet our research groups and see the kinds of projects you could get involved in.

Explore our research groups

A collection of imagery from our research groups

Connect with us

If you would like to study with us, or discuss opportunities for collaboration, or helping to fund our work, see below for how to get in touch.

Study with us

Join over 10,000 students at the Faculty of Science with a range of honours, graduate, and research degrees. Visit the Graduate hub for information and enquiries about graduate studies.

Support us

Our generous benefactors make our work possible. Visit Giving to Science to find out how you can support our leading research and help change the lives of future generations by funding science scholarships.

Collaborate with us

The Faculty of Science invites interested organisations who would like to explore collaborative research or use our developed technologies. Please get in touch with our Business Development team to discuss.

Frances Guyett
Director, Business Development, Physical Sciences
Research, Innovation & Commercialisation | The University of Melbourne
Incorporating UoM Commercial Ltd and the School of Melbourne Custom Programs
Phone: +61 417 535 617
Email: frances.guyett@unimelb.edu.au

Research prospectus

The Melbourne Veterinary School works across a range of disciplines, with researchers helping to improve understanding of the complex interplay between the health of animals, humans, and our shared environment.

Explore our research prospectus to find out what projects some of our leading academics are undertaking.

Download the prospectus (PDF 2.6 MB)