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==Introduction== <!----Write below this line--->
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The veterinary medicine is 『the medicine work together in effort to improve both human and animal health and specifically focus on animal health and welfare. 』.
It covers preventive medicine and treatment on overall animals such as industrial animals(mammalia, fowls, etc.), laboratory animals(dog, mouse, rat, guinea pig, rabbit, hamster, primates, etc.), companion animals(dog, cat, etc.), fish, wild animals and insects(bee, etc.).
A veterinary college student must complete the two-year(80 credits) pre-vet course and the four-year(160 credits) undergraduate courses of veterinary medicine.
As a undergraduate student, he/she need to complete the following subjects step-by-step: Basic veterinary medicine - veterinary anatomy(comparative and neuroanatomy), veterinary histology, veterinary embriology, veterinary biotechnology, veterinary physiology, veterinary immunology, veterinary biochemistry, etc.
Preventive veterinary medicine - veterinary pathology, veterinary pharmacology, veterinary toxicology, public health science(food and environmental hygiene), veterinary microbiology(bacteriology, virology), laboratory animal medicine, veterinary infectious diseases, veterinary parasitology, etc.
Clinical veterinary medicine - veterinary internal medicine, veterinary surgery, veterinary obstetrics, veterinary clinical pathology, veterinary diagnostic Imaging, diseases of fowls, aquatic animal diseases, zoo and wildlife animal disease, veterinary jurisprudence, etc. After completing the whole courses of study, you will be qualified to take the national veterinary board hosted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
Once you achieve the veterinary license, you will become a professional veterinarian.
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