Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary Medicine

What do you study in Veterinary Medicine?

Veterinary Medicine is the science devoted to animal health and welfare, but its impact goes much further: it also protects public health and food safety. It combines rigorous science with a strong vocation for care.

  • Anatomy, physiology and pathology of different species
  • Clinical diagnosis, surgery and internal medicine
  • Pharmacology and treatment of animal diseases
  • Production and welfare of farm and companion animals
  • Food safety, animal health and public health
  • Placements in clinics, veterinary hospitals and farms

After graduating, you will be able to work in small- or large-animal practice, research, the food industry, public health or public administration.