Medicină Veterinară în limba engleză/ Veterinary Medicine in english

General objectivesThe Veterinary Medicine study program in the fundamental field of Biological and Biomedical Sciences is an integrated undergraduate and master’s degree program, according to the sectoral regulation of the European Union. It takes place over a period of 6 years – 360 credits, in the form of full-time education. It has the general objective of preparing students for the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of veterinary medicine.The program of study VETERINARY MEDICINE has as general objectives the preparation of the students for the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of veterinary medicine.Specific objectives The main specific objectives of the study program of VETERINARY MEDICINE are regulated by HG 469/24 June 2015, annex no. 2, which provides for the acquisition of the following knowledge and skills:

1. a) adequate knowledge of the sciences on which the activities of veterinary profession are based and of the European Union law regarding the respective activities;
2. b) adequate knowledge about the structure, functions, behavior and psychological needs of the animals, as well as the skills and competences necessary for their breeding, feeding, welfare, reproduction and hygiene, in general;
3. c) the clinical, epidemiological and analytical skills and competencies necessary for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of animal diseases, including anesthesia, aseptic surgery and euthanasia, considered individually or in groups, including specific knowledge about diseases transmitted to humans;
4. d) knowledge, skills and competences of preventive medicine, including competences related to investigations and certification;
5. e) adequate knowledge of the hygiene and technology of the production, manufacture and putting into circulation of food products intended for animals or those of animal origin intended for human consumption, including the skills and competences necessary to understand and explain good practices in this field;
6. f) the knowledge, skills and competences necessary for the responsible and judicious use of veterinary medicinal products for the treatment of animals and for ensuring safety in the food chain and environmental protection;

According to the HG 469/2015 and the MECS address no. 351 / 28.07.2015 resorted to the unitary adaptation of the curricula to all the faculties of Veterinary Medicine in Romania.Skills acquired by graduates at the end of their studies in accordance with European regulationsGeneral skills:C1. Animal health; laboratory supervision and diagnosis; diagnosis, prophylaxis and treatment of diseases / syndromes affecting animalsC2. Veterinary public health, veterinary inspection and border control; epidemiological surveillance of livestock, detection, prevention and control of diseases, including zoonosesC3. Hygiene of animal products and of animal origin; approval of the production, marketing and consumption  of animal origin food, quality control and safety of animal products, including through HACCP analysisC4. Testing, recording and authorizing the production, conditioning and marketing of veterinary products and other materials that may affect the health of animals; retail and use of biological products, pesticides for special use and veterinary medicinesC5. Providing expertise and management in the protection, welfare, breeding, care, feeding, reproduction and production of animals, as well as in environmental protection; control of feed hygieneC6. Conducting scientific research and training activities, continuous training, consulting and auditing in the areas of competence.