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Veterinary medicine is at the forefront of issues facing our world from food safety to conserving our natural environment, from emerging infectious agents to diseases that can affect both humans and animals.

The DVM is a rigorous four-year professional program preceded by two years of pre-veterinary study. After completing the whole curriculum, students will be qualified to take the national veterinary board hosted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Upon receiving DVM degree, students will be qualified to work as a veterinarian (after licensure), pursue additional training in a specialty, or enter a graduate degree program.

The pre-veterinary coursework is a two-year program consisting basic liberal arts and biological science courses. After successfully earning 73 credits, students will be qualified to study in DVM program.