I've had some seriously weird stuff - two of my favourites were chocolates shaped as worming tablets, and a mug advertising an incontinence treatment. My free welly bag was a good one too.

Have a look at the international masters offered by the medical faculty at the University of Oslo. You'll get fees paid, and depending where you are from, there may be funding for living expenses.

Because it is crazily competitive to get into vet school, so people will go where they get an offer! Nottingham is working to be fully accredited in the the future - it is just becase this is a new course. Best of luck to your daughter by the way Jade!

The deal at the moment is that the degree from Nottingham doesn't automatically entitle you to membership of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, while a degree from the other UK vet schools does. It means that at the moment, Nottingham graduates will need to take the Royal College exams separately to be allowed to practise in the UK. You can still practise; it's just not as direct a route as the other schools offer.