Summer Springboard

Veterinary Medicine

ACADEMIC COURSE

TURN YOUR PASSION FOR ANIMALS INTO A VETERINARY CAREER WITH HANDS-ON LEARNING AND INSIGHTS FROM EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS

Course Highlights

  • Develop a solid foundation in the basic anatomy and physiology of animals, understanding how their bodies are structured and how various systems function to support health and life.
  • Explore a variety of career paths within veterinary medicine, gaining insight into the diverse opportunities and specialties available in this growing field.
  • Learn to identify common diseases that affect animals by studying their causes, symptoms, and basic diagnostic methods, while also gaining knowledge about general animal health and wellness.
  • Get introduced to essential veterinary procedures and terminology, equipping yourself with the fundamental skills and language used by professionals in veterinary practice.

Summer Springboard

Veterinary Medicine

Course Overview

Are you excited to turn your passion and compassion for animals into valuable knowledge? In this Veterinary Medicine course, you’ll explore the expanding and diverse career paths within the field, guided by an experienced and well-rounded Vet Med student. You’ll gain a comprehensive overview of veterinary medicine, including its history, scope, and vital role in animal healthcare. By the end of the course, you’ll have a deeper understanding of the profession, an important advantage in a competitive market with limited veterinary schools in the U.S.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Outcome #1

Understand the basic anatomy and physiology of animals, including their structure and function.

Outcome #2

Learn about various career paths within veterinary medicine.

Outcome #3

Get familiar with common animal diseases, their causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and general health.

Outcome #4

Be introduced to fundamental veterinary procedures and key terminology.

Summer Springboard

Veterinary Medicine

Courses by Campus

VETERINARY MEDICINE

Duke University

Durham, North Carolina