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Personalised and Professional Education and Training (RTO Code 31424)
Advanced clinical, emergency, internal medicine and leadership education — featuring Australian and international veterinary nursing experts.
(This link directs you to the official AVNC website)
The Asian Veterinary Nursing Conference (AVNC) is an international professional development event designed to support the growing scope, responsibility, and clinical depth of veterinary nursing.
For Australian veterinary nurses, this conference offers something different from local CPD events — exposure to diverse nursing models, international perspectives, and advanced practice discussions that extend beyond the Australian context while remaining highly relevant to everyday clinical work.
Attending an international conference provides an opportunity to:
AVNC 2026 combines practical clinical education with broader professional discussions that support career longevity, confidence, and leadership development.
This conference is well suited to Australian veterinary nurses at different stages of their careers, particularly those who are ready to deepen their knowledge and professional confidence.
AVNC 2026 may be a good fit if you:
While students are welcome to attend, much of the program is intermediate to advanced and designed to build on real-world clinical experience.
AVNC 2026 features a diverse program delivered by experienced veterinary nurses, technicians, educators, and veterinarians from Australia and across the Asia-Pacific region, as well as speakers from the UK and the United States.
Topics include:
Several sessions are delivered by VTS-credentialed speakers, offering insight into advanced nursing roles and clinical reasoning in complex cases.
Sessions also explore:
Additional topics include:
AVNC 2026 has been designed with international attendees in mind, including those travelling from Australia.
Key points for Australian veterinary nurses:
Kuala Lumpur is well connected to Australia via direct flights from major cities, making travel relatively straightforward for those wishing to attend.
The Asian Veterinary Nursing Conference 2026 aligns strongly with these values. The conference brings together veterinary nurses and technicians from across Asia, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, creating opportunities for learning, discussion, and professional networking beyond the Australian context.
AIRC is also closely involved in this conference. Three AIRC staff members are presenting lectures and workshops, and AIRC is represented on the organising committee, contributing to the development, relevance, and quality of the conference program. This involvement supports the conference’s focus on practical, current, and internationally relevant veterinary nursing education.
We are pleased to share this opportunity with the Australian veterinary nursing community and to support engagement with international learning experiences that extend well beyond the classroom.
For many attendees, AVNC 2026 offers the chance to combine professional development with travel.
Kuala Lumpur is a vibrant, welcoming city known for:
Many delegates choose to attend the conference and then add on a short holiday, making the most of their time overseas while investing in their professional growth
If you’re interested in attending the Asian Veterinary Nursing Conference 2026, you can explore full program details, speaker biographies, registration options, and workshop information on the official conference website.
(External link — registration and ticket purchase managed by the conference organisers)