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Zoology Undergraduate at Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur

Semester-I Semester-II
ENG-300 English-I (3) ENG-301 English-II(3)
PKST-300 Pakistan Studies (2) ISST-301 Islamic Studies (2)
COMP-300 Computer Applications(3) COMP-301 Computer Application(3)
ZOOL-310-11 Principles of Animal Life(3.1) ZOOL-312-13 Principles of Animal Life-II(3-1)
BOT/MIC-320-21 Botany/Microbiology (2-1) BOT/MIC-322-23 Botany/Microbiology (2-1)
PHYS/BIO-320-21 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1) PHYS/BIO-322-23 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1)
Semester-III Semester-IV
ENG-400 English-III (3) ENG-401 English (3)
ZOOL-410-11 Animal Diversity-I (3-1) ZOOL-414-15 Animal forma & functions-I (3-1)
ZOOL-412-13 Animal Diversity-II(3-1) ZOOL-416-17 Animal forma & functions-II (3-1)
BOT/MIC-420-21 Botany/Microbiology (2-1) BOT/MIC-422-23 Botany/Microbiology (2-1)
PHYS/BIO-420-21 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1) PHYS/BIO-422-23 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1)
Semester-V (Start of M.Sc. (Prev:) Semester- VI
ZOOL-500-01 Cell & Molecular Biology (3-1) ZOOL-507-08 Genetics (3-1)
BIOC-502-03 Biochemistry (3-1) ZOOL-509-10 Biostatistics & Bio-Micro: Tech:(3-1)
PHYS-504-05 Physiology (3-1) ZOOL-511-12 Developmental Biology(3-1)
ZOOL-506 Animal Behavior (3) ZOOL-513-14 Ecology (3-1)
MATH-500 Mathematics (3) MATH-501 Mathematics (3)
Semester-VII Semester-VIII
ZOOL-600-01 Evolution & Principles of Systemaics(3-1) ZOOL-608-09 Bioinformatics (2-1)
ZOOL-602-03 End:/Phys:/Ento;/Micro;/Pars;/ (3-1) ZOOL-610 Social Work / Elective (2)
ZOOL-604-05 Fisheries (2-1) ZOOL-611 Research Report/Review Report (4)
ZOOL-606 Research Methodologies (1) ZOOL-612-13 Wild Life (3-1)
ZOOL-607 Zoogeography & Paleontology (3) ZOOL-614-15 End:/Phys:/Ento;/ Micro:/Pars;/ (3-1)
ZOOL-616 Internship(Optional)

Animal Health Technology Fairview Diploma at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

Students must complete all required courses with a Grade Point Average of no less than 2.00 with no “F” grades. Students must also satisfactorily complete the work experience component in order to receive a diploma.
Certification
Diploma in Animal Health Technology
Accreditation
The program is accredited by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association.
Program OutlineCourse ID Name Hours Credits
Semester 1
AH112 Animal Behavior and Restraint 62 4.0

AH141 Anatomy and Physiology I 96 6.0

AH143 Animal Science 32 2.0

AH144 Office Procedures 48 3.0

AH160 Communications 24 1.5

AH172 Veterinary Terminology 16 1.0

AH173 Applied Math 16 1.0

AH174 Lab Procedures and Microbiology 120 7.5

Semester 2
AH249 Hematology 96 6.0

AH241 Anatomy and Physiology II 40 2.5

AH242 Ethics and Client Relations 32 2.0

AH243 Laboratory and Exotic Animals 40 2.5

AH244 Nutrition 48 3.0

AH245 Parasitology 80 5.0

AH246 Animal Nursing I 48 3.0

AH247 Pathology 32 2.0

AH248 Procedural Review I 12 0.5

Semester 3
AH340 Anesthesiology 56 3.5

AH342 Laboratory Procedures II 96 6.0

AH343 Diagnostic Imaging 86 5.0

AH344 Applied Immunology 32 2.0

AH345 Clinic Procedures I 91 5.5

AH346 Animal Nursing II 56 3.5

AH347 Surgical Assistance I 16 1.0

Semester 4
AH441 Dental Procedures 39 2.5

AH442 Animal Diseases 60 3.5

AH443 Theriogenology 60 3.5

AH445 Pharmacy and Pharmacology 60 3.5

AH446 Procedural Review II 12 0.5

AH447 Practicum 240 4.5

AH455 Clinic Procedures II 134 8.0

AH481 Field Trip 30 2.0

Animal Behavior Certificate at Indiana University at Bloomington

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Veterinary Assistant Diploma at Kirkwood Community College

Entry time: Fall

Length: 1 year (3 semesters)

Award: Diploma

Description: As a Veterinary Assistant student, you’ll prepare for a career working with animals in a variety of settings such as veterinary clinics, animal control agencies, boarding kennels and grooming salons. You’ll study animal diseases and disease prevention, small animal pharmacology, pet grooming, kennel management, animal behavior, nutrition, legal principles, human relations, communication and computer science.

Animal Behavior Major at Southwestern University

Through coursework and independent research, students learn how to study behavior and address proximate questions of behavior in the laboratory under tightly controlled conditions. Students also learn how ethologists and behavioral ecologists study behavior in field-based experiments to address ultimate questions of behavior.

With new faculty involved, the direction of the AB Program continues to evolve. Still, our collective goals remain consistent and match with the University vision:
To provide an academically challenging interdisciplinary program that engages students’ minds in scientific inquiry;
To create opportunities for 1-on-1 collaborative research that often has a transformative influence on students’ lives and careers;
To expose students’ to the ethical and social issues surrounding the scientific study of animal behavior;
To foster greater communication between students and faculty;
To allow each AB student to present their capstone at a scientific meeting; and
To specifically mentor students in the skills necessary to succeed in professional schools.

Pre Veterinary Degree at Sacred Heart University

Required Recommended
Concepts in Biology
BI 111, 112, 113, 114 Speech
CA 101
Genetics
BI 220 Cell Biochemistry
BI 311
Microbiology
BI 230 Animal Development
BI 212
Plus: Upper Division Electives
See Recommended Courses Animal Behavior
BI 255
Inorganic Chemistry
CH 151, 152, 153, 154
Organic Chemistry
CH 221, 222, 223, 224
Physics
PY 111, 112, 113, 114
Math
Calculus MA 151
Statistics MA 131
Social Science
6 semester hours
Humanities
9 semester hours
English
2 semesters English Composition

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AND INTERNSHIPS

Undergraduate research whether in the sciences or the humanities is strongly recommended. Internships at hospitals and clinics are also desirable. See 360 & 390 listings under your major.

NB: Students should always check individual med/vet/dent/op schools for individual course requirements. Individual schools have specific undergraduate curriculum requirements. The list above is a generic list.

Pre Veterinary Course at Cheju National University

Pre-veterinary Medical Science is a 2-year-long prerequisite program that students must take prior to their enrollment in the Department of Veterinary Medicine. This program covers the overall veterinary medicine dealing with animals and the theories and actual training of relevant basic studies. It is designed to satisfy requirements for the veterinary medicine program. In addition, students learn to master theories, experiments and practical skills in veterinary medicine and other relevant studies, and simultaneously take general electives and basic natural science courses to be a competent professional who will work in veterinary medicine and other relevant life science sectors such as medicine, pharmacy and public health.

Before taking general electives and veterinary medical courses, students must meet the course requirements such as General Biology, General Chemistry, General Physics, Organic Chemistry, Genetics, Animal Behavior, Animal Comparative Anatomy, and Animal Nutrition, and systematically conduct related experiments.

Pre Veterinary Medicine Degree at Warren Wilson College

Veterinary medicine is one of the fastest growing professions in the country, and Warren Wilson College graduates have been very successful in gaining admission to schools of veterinary medicine. Students may fulfill the entrance requirements for veterinary schools by earning a B.S. degree in Biology or Chemistry. Veterinary schools expect applicants to have had experience in studying and caring for animals, and pre-vet students work on the Farm crew for two years, caring for and managing all aspects of the pig and cattle herds. The combination of a good academic background, Farm Crew experience, and the discipline from the Warren Wilson College Triad educational program benefit the student in applying to veterinary medicine programs and in future professional work. An additional strength of the pre-veterinary medicine program at Warren Wilson College is that the pre-veterinary advisor is a licensed veterinarian with a Ph.D. in animal behavior.

Master in Animal Science at Universidade Do Estado De Santa Catarina

Depending on the experience of natural regionalization of Lato Sensu postgraduate-level expertise, the Center for Science Agroveterinárias University of Santa Catarina State, through the course of Veterinary Medicine, we bring together the critical mass of researchers who had been developing research projects alone, in the master program with different lines of research, whereas the courses of Veterinary Medicine, the state of Santa Catarina no post-graduate course in strict sense.
The proposal referred for evaluation of CAPES was approved in November 2002 with the first entering class in March 2003. The course originally had five lines of research, called: 1) epidemiology, diagnosis and control of parasites, 2) Veterinary Pathology, 3) Food, production, and animal behavior, 4) Improvement and animal breeding, and 5) Study of bacterial diseases and Viral of the animals. The growth and maturity Course and an indication of consultants from CAPES, determined a new direction, with criteria for accreditation of teacher mentors, creating two areas of concentration, the reduction from five to four lines of search, now with more support and the opening of the course for professionals from other areas related to Agricultural Sciences and related areas, enabling the venting, providing greater integration and multidisciplinary, current trend in post-graduate, both in Brazil and the world . Thus, in April 2007 the course has called Animal Science.

Veterinarian Degree at Universidad Nacional Del Sur

The “Profile of General Education for the Veterinary Professional” was established on the basis of a work that included: surveys, requests for graduates, consulting specialists and institutions involved, and literature reviews. This profile training veterinarians have the following characteristics:
Solid humanistic education, with a strong commitment to society, to practice in a fair legal and ethical framework.
Critical understanding of the socio-economic environment that enables planning and provide alternative answers to problems of regional integration, needs and trends, in a framework of multi-interdisciplinary.
Awareness about the importance of their role in preserving the environment, quality of life and ecology, using technology in a rational and appropriate.
Foray into research and extension, whose ultimate goal is an early relationship with the labor market in rural and urban.
Get a graduate with a conscience sanitary, epidemiological and epizootic.

This would suggest three broad areas within the profile of vocational training:

a) ANIMAL PRODUCTS: where will take into account the traditional and nontraditional, natural resource holdings and directed, nutrition and animal nutrition, animal breeding, production systems, business administration and environmental protection.
b) Clinical: including two formations: clinical small animal and large animal. Where can develop clinical criteria to diagnose and treat disease, known animal behavior (ethology), handle and feed the patient, improve knowledge for the diagnosis (at the laboratory, imaging, etc.) and training to the development and evaluation of projects.
c) Food Technology and Public Health: to be aware of a professional role as an agent for prevention and promotion of health. Moreover, with influence on production, new technologies and food control, in accordance with the principle of health and ecological balance. Protect the health of different animal species in contact with humans, food hygiene and control of animal and plant sanitation combating zoonoses, prophylaxis campaigns and preventive vaccinations.


SCOPE OF TITLE

The scope of the title veterinarian are standard in the “responsibility of the Profession” (adopted by Resolution No. 1498-88 – Ministry of Education and Justice), setting out the activities that a graduate degree in veterinary medicine are trained and empowered to perform, and includes the following functions:

Make-diagnosis, prevention and treatment of animal diseases.

-Perform and interpret analysis and laboratory techniques for diagnosis in veterinary medicine.

-Formulate and develop specific pharmacological and biological preparations, intended for the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of animal diseases, and monitor and certify the quality and distribution and sale of them.

-Research and develop biological preparations of animal origin intended for human use.

-Research, develop and apply biotechnology for breeding and conservation of animal species.

-Plan, direct, advise and control the production and preservation of various species.

-Plan, direct, implement and evaluate health campaigns aimed at prevention, control and eradication of diseases of various animal species.

-Develop, implement and evaluate standards and criteria for identification, characterization and classification of animals and their products.

-Plan, direct, advise and evaluate the conservation, use and promotion of native and exotic wildlife resources.

-Planning, directing and evaluating advising zoos, parks and wildlife reserves and exotic.

-To plan, direct and advise the production of laboratory animals.

-Assess the ability of clinical and zootechnical animals, to determine the appropriateness of their admission to concentrations of animals made for different purposes and / or import and export.

-Participate in the development, implementation and evaluation of policies, plans and programs for animal protection.

-Plan, direct, implement and evaluate the hygienic-sanitary control of the development of animal species, their products, byproducts and derivatives for human use and consumption and industrial use.

-Plan, direct, implement and evaluate the hygienic sanitary control of the development, processing, processing, storage, transportation and sale of foods of animal origin and their derivatives.

-Develop, prepare and evaluate foods for animal consumption.

-Organizing, managing and advising establishments for animal health and the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of animal diseases affecting human populations.

-Make the control of residues and wastes of animal origin in order to recycle and / or prevent environmental pollution.

-Conduct studies and research relating to wildlife in their state of health and disease, zoonoses and diseases shared with humans, the improvement of animal production and control of sanitary conditions and the same products and animal by-products.

-Provide advice on animal life in a state of health and disease, and zoonotic diseases shared with humans, improvement of animal production and control of sanitary conditions and the same products and animal by-products .

-Conduct surveys and arbitrations relating to the value of the animal health status and disease in them; to specific pharmacological and biological preparations used for such purposes, to animal production, its products and byproducts and the sanitary conditions in which develop these activities.

-Certify the state of health, illness and / or abilities of animals, the sanitary conditions in animal products, byproducts and derivatives and establishments for the preparation, processing, processing, storage and issuing of food, the quality of food and the specific pharmacological and biological derivatives.


TRAINING CAMP

The title “veterinarian” has national validity and enables to practice either independently or in a relationship of dependence: Self-I, II, and address of Teaching in Higher Education and University;-III studies, projects, addresses advice and technical characteristic of the profession. IV Certification-related profession.
The veterinarian who graduated from this Faculty will be trained for the following practices:

1. The diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases of domestic animals in the area of small clinics in the care of pets or large animals, whether sports or work, and non-traditional species.

2. Direct, guide and / or advising farming different animal species for conservation, breeding, nutrition and health for the benefit of animal production.

3. The management of health struggles for control and / or eradication of all species of animals and zoonotic diseases, sanitary inspection of animals, their products, byproducts and derivatives for human consumption.

4. May lead the industry in food of animal origin as a Director and / or technical advice and monitoring of the hygienic-sanitary design, processing, processing, preservation and sale of foods of animal origin and their derivatives.

5. It may serve as technical advisor in livestock establishments in relation to the management, health, nutrition, genetics and economics of such, in terms of animal husbandry and wildlife.

6. May act in the direction and advice from government agencies and provincial, municipal and public health in relation to activities involving the scope of the title.