The University of Veterinary Science at Yezin Campus is the primary and main campus for veterinary education in Myanmar. It offers a comprehensive range of programs focused on animal health, welfare, and production. The curriculum is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for a career in veterinary science.
- Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc): A flagship program that covers all aspects of veterinary medicine, including animal anatomy, physiology, pathology, and surgery. Students gain hands-on experience through clinical training and fieldwork.
- Master of Veterinary Science (MVSc): A postgraduate program offering advanced studies in specialized fields such as veterinary epidemiology, microbiology, and animal nutrition. This program is aimed at producing experts for research and policy-making.
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Veterinary Science: Focused on cutting-edge research, this program allows students to contribute to advancements in veterinary practices and animal health management in Myanmar and beyond.
- Diploma in Animal Health: A shorter, skill-based course designed for individuals seeking to work as veterinary assistants or in livestock management roles, focusing on basic animal care and disease prevention.
- Short-Term Training Programs: These include workshops and certificate courses on topics like poultry farming, dairy production, and zoonotic disease control, catering to farmers and industry professionals.
The campus is equipped with modern laboratories, animal clinics, and research facilities to support practical learning. Students also engage in community outreach programs to provide veterinary services in rural areas, fostering a strong connection with local agricultural communities. The Yezin Campus remains a cornerstone of veterinary education in Myanmar, producing skilled professionals to address the country’s animal health challenges.
