Veterinary Science Schools

Detailed profiles of schools for Veterinary Science from the EdRef college search portal.

Veterinary Science programs provide students with a scientific knowledge of animal health, disease, and production. A number of disciplines are covered in which students develop the skills they need to solve many challenging problems regarding animals, humans, and the interaction between the two. These programs prepare students to enter careers in public service, research, or professional client-based work. Bachelor degrees in veterinary science typically take 4 to 5 years to complete and include laboratory work, clinical experiences, lectures, demonstrations, and internships with experienced veterinarians.

Master’s degrees in veterinary science provide students with extensive study and training in the research areas of the discipline. The structure of courses is usually more flexible to allow for inquiry into various subjects and research projects. Graduates of these programs are equipped with knowledge of the diagnosis and treatment of farm and companion animals. They receive a solid grounding in economics, epidemiology, nutrition, genetics, and herd management.