Veterinary education in Malaysia is a department that trains doctors to treat animals. So the knowledge that this department needs to learn is similar to that of medicine, but the object is different. Students not only need to learn how to diagnose diseases for animals, how to use drugs to control diseases, or perform surgery to treat animal diseases; You also need to know about the control and prevention of animal infectious diseases. In addition, the courses of this department also cover the management knowledge of animal husbandry, such as the supervision of animal health, the inspection of the quantity and quality of animal products, and public consultation. And contact with some technologies combined with the pet grooming industry, such as grooming, disease treatment or castration for pets. Students will have plenty of practical opportunities to deepen their mastery of this course. In addition, other fields related to veterinary medicine, such as education, research, agriculture and animal husbandry management, pharmaceutical/technical services, feed crushing, marketing, etc., are all development spaces. There are also some areas that are not in direct contact with animals, such as feed and equipment factories, artificial feeding institutions, pharmaceutical factories, meat processing and food distribution. And they also need the services of veterinary professionals in technical management, administration, public relations, sales departments and other different positions.
The National University of Malaysia provides veterinary medicine;
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Bachelor of veterinary science
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Please refer to the main points of the National College Student Guidance Group.
Employment opportunities:
After graduation, veterinary students must register as members of the Malaysian Veterinary Committee according to the Veterinary Act 1974 and apply to the Veterinary Bureau for an annual practising certificate that must be renewed every year.
Veterinary majors studying abroad in Malaysia can generally engage in teaching, research or clinical trials in relevant government departments, such as Veterinary Bureau and Wildlife Protection Bureau, and can also enter the private sector, such as farms, zoos, aquariums, pet food companies, pharmaceutical factories, artificial breeding institutions, etc., and serve as veterinarians, administrators, researchers or managers.