The doctoral study program Veterinary Public Health, Forensic Veterinary Medicine and Toxicology is an academically focused study program, corresponding to the current state and level of science and the needs of practice in Europe. Graduates of the doctoral study Veterinary Public Health, Forensic Veterinary Medicine and Toxicology gained in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical skills acquired through independent creative activity and the acquisition of new scientific knowledge in the field of study. Graduates can actively share their knowledge in the field of study at the international level and publicly. Based on this qualification, graduates are mainly employed at research institutions and universities.

This program aims to coordinate advanced learning activities PhD in Veterinary Sciences and Animal Productions, fostering scientific and cultural development through advanced research. It leverages existing collaborations with industry and leading national and international research institutions to develop new partnerships and promotes internationalization by involving foreign scholars and students in research and training activities.

The doctoral study program Veterinary Ecology and Wildlife Diseases is an academically focused study program, corresponding to the current state and level of science and the needs of practice in Europe. Graduates of the doctoral study Veterinary Ecology and Wildlife Diseases gained in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical skills acquired through independent creative activity and the acquisition of new scientific knowledge in the field of study. Graduates can actively share their knowledge in the field of study at the international level and publicly. Based on this qualification, graduates are mainly employed at research institutions and universities.

Graduate programs in Veterinary Medicine (VMED) provide high-quality research training to help graduates discover and improve ways to benefit the health and well being of companion and food animals and wildlife. The PhD program prepares independent basic and applied scientists for successful careers in academia, industry, or government. Students choose from four areas of scientific investigation.

A number of graduate programs are available through the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine, providing advanced educational opportunities for students in a broad range of biomedical and veterinary sciences.

Expertise in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine spans a wide range of clinical specialties. Most faculty spend a significant proportion of their time delivering or supervising the care of patients in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. This clinical service integrates the training and education of residents, interns, and veterinary students who are engaged with patient care

The PhD program in Veterinary Sciences is designed to promote the creation of research skills in the scientific field of Veterinary Sciences, in close connection with other agricultural sciences, life sciences and health sciences. The PD-CVET/UE ? benefits from the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary characteristics of the departmental organization of the University of E ?vora and its associated research centers, allowing the acquisition of skills that are both transversal and adapted to each thesis project. This PhD program counts on the support of researchers with a PhD degree from the University of Evora and researchers associated with other national and international institutions of recognized merit.

The main goal of the educational program is the development of doctoral students in the issues of modern diagnostic research, veterinary and sanitary measures, preventing the introduction of especially dangerous and exotic diseases from abroad.

The purpose of the PhD degree program is to educate individuals to become independent, reliable, and competent research scientists. The PhD degree requires the demonstration of independent research and a reasonable mastery of a concentrated field of study. The research should comprise an extensive body of original research in the student’s field, making a true contribution exemplifying the student’s depth of knowledge, creativity, innovation, and proven ability to make significant scientific research contributions.

The professional curriculum at UC Davis is a four-year program of academic study and clinical skills training leading to the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Each student is provided with a broad foundation of knowledge and skills in comparative veterinary medicine, before choosing a species-specific stream in a small or large animal. Following this, the flexible design allows students to focus on careers in small animal, large animal, equine, livestock, zoologic or mixed animal practice as well as poultry, laboratory animal, aquatic medicine, pathology, public health, or research.

The School of Veterinary Medicine offers a four-year professional degree program leading to the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. The goal of the professional curriculum is to provide each graduate with a broad veterinary medical education and the skills necessary for the profession. The DVM degree offers graduates professional career opportunities within private practice, academics, research, industry, the armed forces, government services, and others.

The DVM program at EUC follows a competency-based, integrated curriculum which equips students with Day One Competencies--enabling graduates to independently perform entry-level tasks and duties in the veterinary profession. All core subjects follow the European System of Evaluation of Veterinary Training (ESEVT) requirements and other EU and international directives.

The PhD-program "Animal and Zoonotic Infections" is a postgraduate program of the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover designed for three years that offers project-oriented postgraduate training in animal infection medicine and zoonoses research and will provide advanced qualifications and skills students will need for a successful career in research or related fields.

Our faculty was established on 20 July 1982. In our faculty, education, training and scientific research activities are carried out within the academic structure consisting of 5 departments and 20 departments. The academic staff consists of 37 Professors, 15 Associate Professors, 19 Assistant Professors, 10 Research Assistants and 15 Administrative staff. Our faculty has a total of 721 students. There are Master's and Doctorate programs in many departments.

To qualify for the title of Doctor, the candidate must pass 139 credits, pass the knowledge exam and present and support the Thesis, with publication of at least one scientific article with original results of their research and must take a national or international internship of between 3 and 6 months of duration.