Veterinary Medicine Master's Programme
A 5.5-year integrated Master’s programme combining clinical practice, research, and elective specialisations in veterinary medicine.
Best for:Best for students passionate about veterinary medicine who seek a hands-on, research-integrated education with clinical training and elective specialisations.
Overview
This long-cycle Master’s programme at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin offers a comprehensive 5.5-year curriculum integrating theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical practice. Students engage in practical training across private clinics, meat and milk plants, and sanitary-veterinary inspection units, ensuring direct experience in diagnosis and treatment. The programme features 38 elective subjects, allowing students to tailor their studies to specialisations like oncology, ophthalmology, or exotic animal medicine. Graduates earn a recognised EU diploma, preparing them for careers in veterinary medicine with a strong emphasis on both clinical skills and research.
What you'll do
- Participate in clinical practice and diagnosis of animal diseases across small and farm animals.
- Engage in hands-on training in veterinary clinics, meat plants, milk plants, and sanitary-veterinary inspection units.
- Complete 12 elective subjects tailored to specialisations such as oncology, ophthalmology, or exotic animal medicine.
- Conduct research and contribute to veterinary science through practical and theoretical coursework.
- Develop expertise in food safety, hygiene, and animal nutrition through specialised modules.
- Engage in practical professional training to enhance clinical skills and professional competence.
Requirements
Degree required: Secondary school-leaving certificate authorising university entry in the issuing country
Degree offered: Master of Veterinary Medicine (MVM)
Language: English; proficiency required for programme instruction
Instruction: Polish (primary) and English (for some modules)
- Proven academic background in biology and chemistry (minimum 65% of maximum grade)
- Strong interest and aptitude for veterinary medicine and animal health
- Basic proficiency in English for programme instruction
- Secondary school-leaving certificate from an authorised institution
- Minimum grades of 65% in biology and chemistry (or combined biology/chemistry subject)
- Eligibility to take an entrance exam if grades fall below the required threshold (with a fee of 90 EUR)
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How to apply
Deadline: 2017-09-15 (Europe/Warsaw)
Applicants must submit their secondary school-leaving certificate and meet the minimum grade requirements in biology and chemistry. If grades are below the threshold, an entrance exam may be required, with a fee of 90 EUR. Registration and further details are available on the university’s official website.
- Secondary school-leaving certificate
- Proof of minimum grades in biology and chemistry (or combined subject)
- Entrance exam results (if applicable)
- Fee payment confirmation (90 EUR, if applicable)
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