Veterinary medicine

Master

(based on the previous level of education in related and unrelated specialties)

Tuition fee for 1 year (2024-2025)

Master

(based on complete general secondary education)

Tuition fee for 1 year (2024-2025)

Master’s degree based on a previously obtained degree (educational and qualification level) of higher education

Tuition fee for 1 year (2024-2025)

So what are we going to study?

• Diseases of animals and their treatment
• Read and practice a lot. Soon, you will be able to distinguish a kidney from a liver and a goose’s liver (it is Foie gras) from a kid’s liver.
• Necessary and useful information for your future profession

What awaits you when you graduate and receive your diploma?

Pros:

• Demand for private practice.
• Ability to save the lives of animals every day.
• Work for people who love animals.
• Opportunity to open your own veterinary business.
• Possibility of “flexible” work schedule.
• Money
• Much money
• No need to treat people
• You need to treat animals

Cons:

• Explain to grandmothers at the benches that you are treating animals, not people
• Sometimes diagnose grandmothers
• Cats scratch

How to enter OSAU?

Fill in the “Sign up for submission of documents” form and click “Send”. We will call you back!

How to increase the chances to enter OSAU?

Enroll in EIT preparation courses.

What will it give?

• According to statistics, 80-90% of applicants easily gain passing points when passing the EIT (EIT).
•  Completion of the courses makes it possible to receive up to 10 points to the EIT (EIT) upon admission.
• Also, participants in the Olympiads of subjects EIT (EIT) can receive up to 20 points for these subjects upon admission to the specialty in OSAU (Technology of production and processing of livestock  products, Agroengineering, Geodesy and land management, Horticulture and viticulture, Protection and quarantine of plants, Agronomy).

You can give the rest of the information to your parents.

A veterinary doctor is a noble, interesting and demanded specialty. Each veterinarian undergoes almost the same training as an ordinary doctor: multi-stage and wide-profile, with numerous experiences, practice and internship.

As a result, after training as a veterinarian, the graduate has ample job opportunities:

• • Rescue animals daily in the veterinary clinic;
  • Open your own veterinary office or clinic;
  • Maintain the health of agricultural livestock;
  • Treat at home those animals that cannot be brought to the clinic;
  • Study diseases and methods of their treatment in the laboratory;
  • Continue studying to become a veterinarian in a master’s degree or in a
    narrow-profile course.

Applicants are often interested in what exams they need to take “for a veterinarian”, fearing the complexity of the specialty.

In addition, let us remind you what what subjects need to be taken “for the veterinarian” after grade 11.

If the veterinarian plans admission “on the budget”, you will need EIT in biology (its results are most important), Ukrainian language and literature, mathematics or chemistry.

What items are required for admission to a veterinarian on a paid basis? Enough obligatory Ukrainian language and literature, history of Ukraine, as well as specialized – biology.

Studying as a veterinarian at OSAU is interesting, with many practical lessons, “advanced” teachers and modern knowledge, the possibility of working practice in Denmark. After the veterinarian completes the training, he can immediately apply knowledge in practice, without wasting time and money on additional courses.

Successful graduates and their professions:

Danileiko Yury Nikolaevich – Founder and General Director of the clinic. In 1992 he graduated from the Odessa State Agrarian University, specializing in Veterinary Medicine. He has been treating small pets since 1992. Permanent participant of foreign veterinary congresses. Member of the Association of Ozone Therapists of Ukraine. Author and co-author of 9 scientific publications. He passed multiple internships abroad with leading experts. He created a team of like-minded professionals in their field to provide qualified assistance to our little brothers. Member of the French Veterinary Association CEVEO.

Serov Maksim Sergeevich – Head of the Department of Intensive Care and Reanimation, herpetologist. In 1999 he graduated from the Odessa State Agrarian University with a degree in Veterinary Medicine. From 1999 to 2000 he worked as a veterinarian in the district veterinary clinic of the Suvorov district of Odessa. From 2000 to 2005, a doctor-epizootologist at the veterinary clinic of the Kiev region of Odessa.

Novoselova Svetlana Georgievna – Doctor of visual diagnostics, radiologist. In 2008 she graduated from the Petrovka Agrarian College, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. In 2012 she graduated from the Odessa State Agrarian University with a degree in Veterinary Medicine. In 2014 she graduated from the magistracy of the Odessa State Agrarian University and received a master’s degree in Veterinary Medicine. During her studies, she took an internship in veterinary clinics in Odessa. Since 2012 she has been working in the AIBOLIT veterinary clinic, first as an assistant in the therapy department, and since 2014 as a physician – therapist.

Dolbina Yulia Vladimirovna – Chief physician, cardiologist, radiologist, ultrasound. In 2003 she graduated from the Odessa State Agrarian University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. During her studies, she took an internship in veterinary clinics in Odessa. She has been working in the veterinary clinic “Aibolit” from the first day of the clinic’s opening. From the beginning of her professional career, she became interested in visual diagnostics, and today she is one of the leading specialists in Ukraine.

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