Preveterinary Science Undergraduate at University Of Idaho
Immerse yourself in the study of animal reproduction, nutrition, growth and health. Learn to identify illnesses in animals and understand courses of treatment.
The science/preveterinary option from the University of Idaho prepares you to become a professional in veterinary health.
Explore animal sciences such as anatomy, nutrition and reproduction, including hands-on sessions in on-campus laboratories and animal centers. Our beef center has more than 50 purebred cows; the dairy center has about 100 milking Holsteins; and the sheep center has over 100 breeding Suffolk ewes.
During your senior year, you will integrate lessons from business and animal science when you evaluate real-world issues. You might determine the efficiency of a cow-calf operation, examine how horses are bred and sold, or develop a plan to market a swine vaccine.
You’ll learn from teachers involved in today’s most pressing issues in animal and veterinary science.
Acquire as much experience working with animals as possible. Complete internships in animal health, and volunteer to care for animals on campus.