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Act in a way that shows understanding of the ethical and legal framework within which veterinarians should work, including professional-, animal welfare-, client-, public health-, societal- and environmental-related aspects.
Related courses (49)
- Data processing and professional databases
- Economics and practice management
- Epizootiology
- Animal ethology
- Genetics
- Food hygiene and technology I.
- Food hygiene and technology II.
- Food hygiene and technology III.
- Animal hygiene and welfare
- Diseases of exotic animals and reptiles
- Diseases of poultry and rabbits
- Diseases of horses I.
- Diseases of horses II.
- Diseases of horses III.
- Diseases of swine I.
- Diseases of swine II.
- Diseases of dogs and cats I.
- Diseases of dogs and cats II.
- Diseases of dogs and cats III.
- Diseases of dogs and cats IV.
- Diseases of ruminants I.
- Diseases of ruminants II.
- Diseases of ruminants III.
- Breeding and diseases of fish and bees
- Breeding and diseases of game
- Infectious diseases and their prevention I.
- Infectious diseases and their prevention II.
- Clinical practice - Clinic of horses
- Clinical practice - Small animal clinic
- Clinical practice - Clinic of swine (including herd health management)
- Clinical practice - Clinic of ruminants (including herd health management)
- Clinical practice - Clinic of birds, exotics and free living animals
- Protection of the environment
- Professional training - State veterinary and food institutes
- Extramural practice - District veterinary and food administrations
- Extramural practice - Private veterinary surgeons
- Professional ethics and communication
- Pre-clinical practice
- Animal control at slaughterhouse
- Propedeutics
- Public veterinary medicine
- General gynecology, obstetrics and andrology
- General surgery and anesthesiology
- Veterinary legislation and forensic veterinary medicine
- Zoonoses, WOAH listed diseases and one health
- Animal husbandry
- Diploma thesis I.
- Diploma thesis II.
- Diploma thesis III.