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Veterinary Medicine

Degree Focus

From the farm to the rainforest, to companion and ocean animals and beyond — our planet is home to a vast array of animal species. Students interested in the study of animal healthcare may consider pursuing a doctorate degree in veterinary medicine. This advanced degree focuses on the study of animal anatomy, physiology, nutrition, management and medicine. Coursework may include pharmacology, neuroscience, toxicology, pathology, immunology, epidemiology, as well as clinical rotations. Graduates who earn their doctorate in veterinary medicine may pursue careers in zoos, private practice, public health, research or in conservation.

Degree Focus

From the farm to the rainforest, to companion and ocean animals and beyond — our planet is home to a vast array of animal species. Students interested in the study of animal healthcare may consider pursuing a doctorate degree in veterinary medicine. This advanced degree focuses on the study of animal anatomy, physiology, nutrition, management and medicine. Coursework may include pharmacology, neuroscience, toxicology, pathology, immunology, epidemiology, as well as clinical rotations. Graduates who earn their doctorate in veterinary medicine may pursue careers in zoos, private practice, public health, research or in conservation.

Sample Courseload

Animal Anatomy and Physiology,Animal Nutrition,Biology,Calculus,Chemistry,Microbiology,Physiology,Statistics,Writing and Communication

Additional Degrees & Concentrations

(BS) - An undergraduate pre-veterinary medicine degree prepares students who plan to pursue graduate work in veterinary medicine as well as those seeking a career in animal research or technical services. Students will study a wide variety of animal healthcare subjects, including animal biology, physiology, nutrition, genetics, welfare and much more.

(BS/Minor/Assoc) - Animal science programs focus on the research, production and management of domesticated animals--from cattle and sheep to companion animals and exotic species. These degrees involve the scientific-based study of animal anatomy, biology, nutrition and health, while also studying their behavior, facilities and associated technology.

(Assoc/Minor) - Veterinary nursing (also known as veterinary technology) is a degree program focused on animal health care. Studies include animal biology and nutrition, laboratory, imaging, dental and surgical procedures and pre and post-operative care.

Offering This Degree

Ancilla College

Manchester University

Purdue University

St. Mary’s of the Woods

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