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Netherlands - Universiteit Utrecht Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (view source)
Revision as of 19:12, 23 May 2011
, 19:12, 23 May 2011→Research
In september 2007 the faculty started the first curriculum of the new BaMa system. The three-year undergraduate course (bachelor) provides for the more clinical three-year graduate course (master). In the undergraduate course students learn the basics of veterinary medicine, educated in themes. In the graduate course, students choose their future workfield (companion-animals, farm-animals or horses) and they follow training courses in the faculty clinics.
In september 2007 the faculty started the first curriculum of the new BaMa system. The three-year undergraduate course (bachelor) provides for the more clinical three-year graduate course (master). In the undergraduate course students learn the basics of veterinary medicine, educated in themes. In the graduate course, students choose their future workfield (companion-animals, farm-animals or horses) and they follow training courses in the faculty clinics.
==Research== <!----Write below this line--->
==Research== <!----Write below this line--->
The faculty of Veterinary Medicine performs fundamental and strategic research focused on health, disease and wellbeing of animals and on related public and environmental health aspects.
Research is organized in five thematic interdisciplinary research programs with the purpose to promote scientific innovation at the interface between disciplines and to create a challenging research environment for high potential scientists. The thematic research programs are embedded in research focus areas of Utrecht University; interfacultary multidisciplinary clusters bringing together top-class research groups in thematic priority fields.
The research programmes are ''Biology of Reproductive Cells'', ''Tissue Repair'', ''Emotion and Cognition'', ''Risk Assessment of Toxic and Immunomodulatory Agents'', ''Strategic Infection Biology'' and ''Advances in Veterinary Medicine''.
The faculty’s research institute ''the Institute of Veterinary Research (IVR)'' covers all research performed at the faculty of Veterinary Medicine, including the interfacultary ''Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences''.
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