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'''ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY OF CONCEPCIÓN'''
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY OF CONCEPCIÓN
The University of Concepción (in Spanish: Universidad de Concepción), also known for its acronym UdeC, is one of the most prestigious universities in Chile. Founded in 1919, it is the third oldest university in the country, and it is part of the Council of Rectors (of Chilean Universities). It was the first University founded in the South of Chile, and the first to become a private-law corporation.
The University of Concepción (in Spanish: Universidad de Concepción), also known for its acronym UdeC, is one of the most prestigious universities in Chile. Founded in 1919, it is the third oldest university in the country, and it is part of the Council of Rectors (of Chilean Universities). It was the first University founded in the South of Chile, and the first to become a private-law corporation.
Currently, the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences operates on two campuses which are located in Chillán and Concepción.
Currently, the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences operates on two campuses which are located in Chillán and Concepción.
'''ABOUT THE FACULTY OF VETERINARY SCIENCES'''
'''History'''
Veterinary medicine was primarily founded in the City of Concepción in 1972, under tuition of the Biology Institute attached to its own School, the School of Veterinary Medicine. Later in 1973 it was moved to the Chillán campus where the administrative structure was changed, giving rise to the Department of Veterinary Medicine as part of the Faculty of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences.
The Department of Veterinary Medicine later combined with the Faculty of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences and the Faculty was then known as “Faculty of Agronomic, Veterinary and Forestry Sciences”. Thereafter, Agricultural Engineering career was created at the Chillán campus and the Forestry Engineering was moved to Concepción campus. In 1993 the Faculty of Agronomic, Veterinary and Forestry Sciences was transformed into the faculties that currently belong to the Chillán campus; Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agronomy and Faculty of Agricultural Enginery.
In 2002 the Veterinary Clinical Hospital was founded at the Chillán campus. Subsequently the Faculty (of Veterinary Medicine) changed its name to Faculty of Veterinary Sciences which then allowed for the creation of the Veterinary Medicine career in the City of Concepción in 2004. In 2007, UdeC Veterinary Clinic was founded at the Concepción campus.
'''Education'''
The curriculum offered by the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences educates generalist veterinarians with a scientific, theoretical and practical solid basis. Enabling them to play a role in the areas of animal health, public health, environmental protection, animal production, rural development, research and teaching in these same areas.
''Undergraduates''
The studies of Veterinary Medicine at the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences last five years (10 semesters). It is a biological medical teaching, designed to train professionals capable to cover the occupational fields of the specialty.
Besides a solid scientific background, the student receives a complete practical training, which allows them efficiently to apply the acquired knowledge.
The subjects are grouped into three cycles. The first three semesters are a general teaching cycle, with emphasis on basic and biomedical sciences. The next four semesters constitute a stage in which accentuates the specialized scientific and technological training. The three remaining semesters set the professional training cycle aimed at medical and surgical formation, the application of productive technologies, environmental protection and public health.
After successful completion of four-year long studies (at the end of the 8th semester), students are awarded the degree in Veterinary sciences. And once they have finished the five-year long studies (10 semesters) students are awarded Diploma of Veterinarian (Veterinary Medicine).
''Postgraduate''
The Faculty of Veterinary Sciences offers:
• Doctor of Veterinary Sciences (equivalent to PhD). Thematic areas of this program are Animal Pathology, Animal Reproduction and Biodiversity, which correspond to the main lines of research of the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences.
• Master of Veterinary Sciences in Hygiene and Food Technology.
• Diploma in Small Animal Veterinary Medicine.
• Diploma in Feline Medicine.
Departments and Services
''Clinical Sciences''
Clinical Sciences department attempts the resolution of the disease either by clinical or surgical means allowing a healthy life of the animal population. The faculty counts with two well implemented veterinary hospitals (Chillán and Concepción) and well trained professionals involved in this labor.
• Clinical and surgical attention of small and large animals.
• Clinical laboratory, radiological and ultrasonographic diagnosis.
• Hospitalization.
''Pathology and Preventive Medicine''
This department's mission is the prevention and diagnosis of diseases affecting animals and diseases that can pose a risk to the human population.
• Animal health and public health.
• Macroscopic, histopathologic and microbiological diagnosis.
• Parasitology diagnosis.
''Animal Sciences''
Their role is to research and propose new strategies for development and improvement of animal production and reproduction, essential for sustaining the rural world.
• Animal production and reproduction.
• Breeding and genetic improvement programs.
• Rural development.
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