It also provides scientific collaboration in research, teaching and university extension to public and private agencies in Brazil and abroad. Here we study the causes and consequences of infectious, neoplastic and poisoning diseases in domestic and wild animals, as well as the maintenance and research in animals kept under laboratory conditions.
Its objective is to develop training, research and extension activities, aiming at the solution of national problems related to Animal Health, Veterinary Public Health and Food Hygiene. It offers university extension courses, through the five specialized services at the Veterinary Hospital Hovet , actively participating in the Veterinary Residency Program. Duration: 10 semesters — full time Vacancies: 80 per year Tuition fees: free of charge.
The pedagogical project of the Veterinary Medicine Course of the FMVZ-USP details the planning of teaching and learning procedures necessary for the professional qualification, providing a wide range of knowledge that makes the professional capable of working in the four dimensions of veterinary medicine scope, including pets, production, wild animals, public health, as well as its implications on animal food and environmental sanity.
In addition, has knowledge of social, cultural and political facts of economy, also agricultural and agroindustrial administration. In fact, the considerable economic and technological development experienced in recent years by the global economies, among them Brazil, has led to a proportional increase in the creation of knowledge and, consequently, in the new areas of professional activity and demands, not only in the Veterinary Medicine, but in many other sectors.
These new demands have been stimulating the development of new fields of work, which has required professionals with a higher level of specialization within already consolidated areas of knowledge. Thereny, FMVZ-USP has been updating its academic structure in order to meet these new demands with excellence, offering a course that is not only forged with compulsory subjects, but that also allows flexibility for the combination of different knowledges according to the needs of the student.
The Veterinary Medicine Course is presential and ideally composed by 10 semesters. All these subjects are areas of knowledge required to build concepts for the understanding of biological functions at different levels: molecular, cellular, tissue and organs.
During this semestre, the Animal Production teaching is complemented with subjects of Animal Reproduction, offered immediately before and immediately after this 5th semester, since in this campus there is an infrastructure dedicated also to this subject i.
The learning about animal species of production, their maintenance, reproduction and sanity, constitutes primordial aspects for the improvement of the performance of the productive chain of meat and milk. That way, it is necessary that the appropriate scenario for this learning be the rural environment, which is provided by the Campus USP Fernando Costa.
For this reason, this campus becomes essential for part of semester 4th and for 5th and 6th semesters. The 5th and 6th semesters are dedicated to contextualized teaching in the population approach. In the 7th and 8th semesters, disciplines related to the medicine of individuals are offered, mainly represented by the subject of Clinic and Surgery of Domestic Animals. These excursions generally last one week and take place during disciplines related to the areas of Clinic, Surgery, Pathology, Animal Reproduction and Preventive Veterinary Medicine, in order to provide an integrative overview of this knowledge.
FMVZ Graduate is stricto sensu , of a more academic nature, and aims to train masters and doctors to meet the demand of the public and private sector. The researches involve new problems and the proof of new theories. It comprises a set of activities programmed and accompanied by a counselor.
Being able to be a scholarship holder of development agencies. The platform gives access to the scientific, academic, artistic and technical production of researchers, plus the theses and dissertations defended since Built less structured since the s, it was inaugurated and restructured in Hovet consolidates a fundamental partnership between hospital care and undergraduate and postgraduate courses and specialization courses, as well as the residency and professional improvement programs of the Faculty.
Currently, it is considered the largest university veterinary hospital in Latin America in relation to the number of cases attended, pioneering the offering of medical and surgical specialties in Brazil. It gathers the services of all departments of the Faculty, offering care in various areas, for pets, production, equines, wild, exotic and birds, focusing on cases of didactic and scientific interest. Established officially in , and restructured in , the Museum of Veterinary Anatomy Prof.
Its mission is the development of research activities, teaching and extension services to the community, in the different areas of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science, with emphasis on animal anatomy.
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