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University of Agricultural Sciences & Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca

Romania

Health Sciences

Veterinary Science

Master's in Veterinary Medicine

6 years

€6000 pa

Programme profile

The Veterinary Faculty at Cluj has recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. With the recent admission of Romania to the EU, its programme through English is becoming increasingly attractive to EU students.

The Faculty was accredited by the EAVE in 2007.

Programme content

Year 1: Animal Biology and ecology; Plant Biology; Biophysics; Animal Anatomy ; Biochemistry; Biomathematics & Informatics; Histology and Cell biology; Genetics; Nutrition; Physical education; History of Veterinary Medicine;  Applied Romanian

Year 2: Animal Anatomy; Physiology; Histology and Cell biology; Molecular Biology; Animal Breeding; Animal Production Systems; Nutrition; Microbiology; Hygiene and Environmental Protection; Animal Behaviour; Clinical laboratory; Veterinary Mycology; Hereditary diseases

Year 3: Animal welfare and protection; Epidemiology; Immunology;  Parasitology; Pharmacology; Pathology; Physiopathology; Anesthesiology; Semiology and medical imaging; Cell Pathology & Comp Onc; Biology, breeding and pathology of laboratory animals; Breeding of Pets

Year 4: Parasitology and parasitical diseases; Anaesthesiology and surgical propedeutics; Basics of internal medicine; Special surgical clinic and pathology; Infectious diseases; Reproduction, Obstetrics and Veterinary Gynaecology; Hygiene, quality and food technology; Toxicology and toxicoses; Game and exotic animal breeding

Year 5: Basics of internal medicine; Special surgical clinic and pathology; Infectious diseases; Preventive medicine; Pathology of reproduction; Veterinary dermatology; Inspection and control of products and foods of animal origin; Apiarian and fisheries product safety; Radiology and radioprotection

Year 6: Legislation; Preventive medicine; Veterinary management and rural economy; Necropsy and forensic medicine; Breeding and pathology of the ruminants; Equine clinic; Pet clinic; Swine clinic; Avian clinic; Nutrition and metabolic disorders; Functional food; Biotechnologies in animal reproduction; Project management

Progression

This programme is recognised for registration with RCVS

Entry Requirements

3 A-levels and 3 GCSEs. Life sciences subjects (e.g. Biology and Chemistry) preferred, but not required.

Six passes at Leaving Cert, two at H5. Life sciences subjects (e.g. Biology and Chemistry) preferred, but not required.

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26 July