Detailed introduction of University of Veterinary Medicine in Kosice:

Introduction

The University of Veterinary Medicine in Kosice is the only university in the Slovak Republic that provides veterinary and pharmaceutical education. It plays an important role in the field of veterinary and pharmaceutical education, and its education quality has been recognized in Slovakia and even internationally.

Overview

Student size: The school has a total of 7,562 students.

Teaching staff: Although the specific number is not clear, as a higher education institution in a professional field, it has a team of teachers with solid professional knowledge and rich teaching experience, providing students with high-quality education and teaching services.

History and Establishment

The school was founded in 1949 as the Košice Veterinary Academy, renamed the Košice Veterinary University in 1992, and became the Košice Veterinary Medicine University in 2010.

School Strength

Teaching: It provides undergraduate, graduate and doctoral veterinary and pharmaceutical education at multiple levels, has a credit system compatible with the European Credit Transfer System, and has provided veterinary education in English for 25 years, with a 6-year high school graduate degree program and a 4-year graduate program for a bachelor's degree in agriculture, veterinary medicine or biological sciences, and graduates can obtain a doctorate in veterinary medicine.

Research: As a research university, it conducts teaching activities based on innovative scientific research in the fields of veterinary science and pharmacy, promoting discipline development and technological innovation. As an important place for clinical activities of the university, the University Veterinary Hospital is equipped with advanced facilities, such as unique small animal incubators, special laminar flow boxes for producing drugs for cancer patients, etc., which create good conditions for clinical research.

International Exchange: Actively carry out international cooperation and exchanges, and establish cooperative relations with universities and scientific research institutions in many countries, promote international exchanges and cooperation in the fields of veterinary medicine and pharmacy, and enhance the school's international reputation and influence.

Institutional Nature

Public University.

Educational Philosophy

Committed to the development of harmonious personality, knowledge, wisdom, well-being and creativity of people, based on the latest scientific knowledge and creative activities, cultivate veterinary and pharmaceutical professionals with practical ability and innovative spirit, promote the development of education, science, culture and health, and contribute to the well-being of the whole society.

Key laboratories and schools Key disciplines: Veterinary science, pharmacy, animal science, canine science, food safety and other disciplines are the key disciplines of the school, with high research level and teaching strength in veterinary clinical practice, drug development, animal disease prevention and control. Laboratory situation: In addition to the clinical biochemistry and hematology laboratories in the university veterinary hospital mentioned above, the school should also have other professional laboratories, such as pharmacology laboratories, pathology laboratories, microbiology laboratories, etc., to meet the teaching and scientific research needs of veterinary and pharmaceutical majors, and provide students with a platform for practical operation and scientific research innovation. Department settings The school is a single-college university, but it covers multiple professional directions and disciplines in the field of veterinary and pharmaceutical education, including but not limited to veterinary clinical science, animal medicine, pharmacy, pharmacology, animal nutrition, etc. Ranking The school is in There is no clear specific ranking in the QS university rankings, but as the only veterinary medicine university in Slovakia, it has a unique position and influence in the field of veterinary medicine and pharmacy.

Expenses

The tuition fee for studying veterinary medicine is 8,950 euros per year.

Campus

Campus facilities: The campus is equipped with complete teaching and scientific research facilities such as the university pharmacy, various animal clinics, and the university library, which provide convenient conditions for students' learning and practice.

Campus life: The school's rich and diverse teaching and scientific research activities, as well as the equipment of various professional facilities, provide students with a good learning and practice environment. In addition, students can also participate in various cultural, sports and social activities organized by the school to enrich their extracurricular life and improve their comprehensive quality.