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The roots of the schools establishment goes back to Lvov 1881 where the school was located until the second World War. After the war it’s activity was moved to Wroclaw, and it’s official establishment is November 1. 1945.

The roots of the schools establishment goes back to Lvov 1881, where the school was located until the second World War. It was the third Veterinary school to be opened in Poland after Vilnus and Warsaw. After the war its activity was moved to Wroclaw, this because Lviv was seperated from Poland after eastern outskirt of Poland by soviet Army and German occupation. The surviving members of the academic community in Lviv moved and settled in Wroclaw, formerly a German city carrying the name Breslau. The schools official establishment in Wroclaw is November 1. 1945. At that time it was only an Institute of Veterinary Medicine with an Animal clinic, operating together with Institute of Agriculture. In 1972 it got the name Wroclaw Academy of Agriculture, in 2006 it was upgraded to University level and renamed again to Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences. In 2006 the university was also divided into five faculties where Faculty of Veterinary Medicine is one of them.

The Faculty Council of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine is authorised to confer university degrees – Doctor of Veterinary Science and Doctor Habilitatus of Veterinary Science.

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