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Online Programme

Non-animal Science - Online Programme

Our Stop & Use Non-animal methods (SUN) project is an online series of lectures dedicated to informing the public on why animal testing is obsolete and what the alternatives are. Modern animal-free technologies are complex topics, and so the SUN project breaks these down into bitesize videos.

We want to highlight why non-animal methods are so effective so subscribe to our YouTube channel and check out our free courses.

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Non-animal Science for Schools

Schools are at the very root of shaping how we perceive and relate to animals. From a young age, students are introduced to the natural world, but they are also subtly exposed to outdated practices—such as animal dissection and testing—without questioning their ethical and scientific validity. If we want to foster a compassionate and ethical relationship with animals, it must start in the classroom from an early age.

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Non-animal Science for Colleges

College education should prepare students for their first steps into the adult world – whether that’s a job or further education.
At Medicine Without Cruelty we believe our scientists and healthcare professionals of tomorrow deserve to have an education that reflects modern science, and that is 100% animal-free

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Non-animal Science for Universities

Non-animal Science for Universities

Despite major advancements in modern science, university education still largely relies on outdated, animal-based methods. Yet, industries worldwide are shifting toward non-animal research, recognizing the superior accuracy, efficiency, and ethical benefits of human-relevant models.

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non-animal methods for Health professionals

non-animal methods for Health professionals

Training the next generation of healthcare professionals—whether in medicine, dentistry, or veterinary science—should reflect both scientific advancement and ethical responsibility. Yet many institutions still use animal-derived materials like animal teeth, animal organs, or live animals in teaching and research.

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Get in touch if you want to integrate cruelty-free, clinically relevant teaching methods into your institution.

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