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Course formatIn-Person
DegreeIntegrated Masters
Semesters11
Credits330
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Admission Conditions
Admission Conditions
This study cycle accepts candidates who submit their application via the institutional entry admission and have obtained a positive score on one of the following sets:- 02 Biologia e Geologia
- 18 Português
or- 02 Biologia e Geologia
- 16 Matemática
or- 02 Biologia e Geologia
- 07 Física e Química
or- 02 Biologia e Geologia
- 04 Economia
Candidates may also apply via the regimes of institution/programme transfer or via Special Application, in accordance with the legal regulations in force (holders of higher education degree, holders of a Technological Specialization Course, holders of Professional Higher Technician Course or Over 23 years of Age). Candidates who meet the requirements defined in the International Student Statute can also apply.
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Knowledge, abilities and skills to be acquired
Knowledge, abilities and skills to be acquired
The Integrated Masters in Veterinary Medicine at ULHT aims to provide an adequate theoretical knowledge based on science and broad practical experience that will enable the future licensees to treat and prevent diseases in animal, contribute to animal production upholding the animal¿s health and welfare, protect public health from animal-borne disease by ensuring hygiene and safety of food of animal origin destined for human consumption. Consequently, the curricular programme is all-inclusive and interdisciplinary in order to prepare the Veterinarians for the various possible paths their careers may take and in which the core subjects are included: Adequate knowledge of the sciences in which the activities of a veterinarian are based; adequate knowledge of the structure and functions of healthy animals, their husbandry, reproduction and hygiene in general as well as their feeding, including the technology used in the manufacturing and preservation of foods that correspond to their needs; adequate knowledge of the behaviour, protection and well being of animals; Adequate knowledge of the causes, nature, course, effects, diagnosis and treatment of animal diseases whether these are considered individually or in groups; among these, a special knowledge of diseases that are transmissible to humans; adequate knowledge of preventive medicine; adequate knowledge of food hygiene and safety and technology involved in the production, manufacturing and putting into circulation of animal foodstuffs or foodstuffs of animal origin intended for human consumption; , adequate knowledge with regard to the laws, regulations and administrative organization concerning the subjects listed above; An adequate clinical experience and practice.
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Study plan
Study plan
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1º Ano / Common Core
- [1º Semestre]
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Anatomy I
5 ects -
Biochemistry I
3 ects -
Biophysics
4 ects -
Biostatistics and Medical In formatics
4 ects -
Cytology and Histology I
4 ects -
Introduction to Veterinary Medicine
4 ects -
Molecular and Cell Biology
4 ects - Optional I - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
- [2º Semestre]
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Anatomy II
5 ects -
Animal Behaviour, Well-being, and Protection
4 ects -
Biochemistry II
4 ects -
Communication and Interpersonal Relations
2 ects -
Cytology and Histology II
5 ects -
Economics and Management
4 ects -
Exognosis and Animal Identification
4 ects - Optional II - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
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2º Ano / Common Core
- [1º Semestre]
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Anatomy III
5 ects -
Introduction to Scientific Research
3 ects -
Microbiology I
4 ects -
Nutrition and Animal Feeding
4 ects - Optional III - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
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Parasitology
4 ects -
Pathological Anatomy I
4 ects -
Physiology I
4 ects
- [2º Semestre]
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Anatomy IV
5 ects -
Epidemiology
3 ects -
Genetics and Improvement
4 ects -
Immunology
4 ects -
Microbiology II
4 ects - Optional IV - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
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Pathological Anatomy II
4 ects -
Physiology II
4 ects
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3º Ano / Common Core
- [1º Semestre]
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Animal Breading and Betterment I
3.5 ects -
Deontology, Ethics and the Challenges of the Veterinary Profession
3 ects -
Food Technology I
3.5 ects -
Medical Propaedeutics and Hospital and Field Activity I
5 ects - Optional V - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
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Pathological Anatomy IIII
4 ects -
Pharmacology and Therapeutics I
4 ects -
Surgical Propaedeutics and Hospital and Field Activity I
5 ects
- [2º Semestre]
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Animal Breading and Betterment II
3.5 ects -
Food Technology II
3.5 ects -
Hygiene, Health and Food Safety
3.5 ects -
Medical Propaedeutics and Hospital and Field Activities II
5 ects - Optional VI - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
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Pharmacology and Therapeutics II
4 ects -
Surgical Propaedeutics and Hospital and Field Activities II
5 ects -
Toxicology
3.5 ects
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4º Ano / Common Core
- [1º Semestre]
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Clinical Pathology of Infectious Diseases I
4 ects -
Clinical Pathology of Parasitic Diseases I
4 ects -
Imaging in Companion Animals
4 ects -
Medical Pathology and Hospital and Field Activities I
4 ects - Optional VII - Introduction to Specialties in Veterinary Medicine
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Reproduction and Obstetrics in Companion Animals
3 ects -
Surgical Pathology and Hospital and Field Activities I
4 ects -
Veterinary Public Health
4 ects
- [2º Semestre]
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Clinical Pathology of Infectious Diseases II
4 ects -
Clinical Pathology of Parasitic Diseases II
4 ects -
Imaging in Livestock and Equine Species
4 ects -
Medical Pathology and Hospital and Field Activities II
4 ects -
One Health
4 ects - Optional VIII - Introduction to Specialties in Veterinary Medicine
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Reproduction and Obstetrics in Livestock and Equine Species
5 ects -
Surgical Pathology and Hospital and Field Activities II
4 ects
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5º Ano / Common Core
- [1º Semestre]
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Clinic, Hospital and Field Activities and Livestock Management I
5 ects -
Clinic, Hospital and Field Activities for Companion Animals I
5 ects -
Equine Clinic, Hospital and Field Activities I
5 ects - Optional IX - Rotations in Veterinary Specialties
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Sanitary Inspection I
5 ects
- [2º Semestre]
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Clinic, Hospital and Field Activities and Livestock Management II
5 ects -
Clinic, Hospital and Field Activities for Companion Animals II
5 ects -
Equine Clinic, Hospital and Field Activities II
5 ects - Optional X - Rotations in Veterinary Specialties
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Sanitary Inspection II
5 ects
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6º Ano / Common Core
- [1º Semestre]
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Traineeship
30 ects
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1º Ano / Common Core
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Options
Options
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Optional I - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
- Equine Podiatry and Farriery
(Optional I - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Natural and Veterinary Medicine History (Optional I - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Training and Behaviour Applied to Pet Medicine (Optional I - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects
- Equine Podiatry and Farriery
(Optional I - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
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Optional II - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
- Animals and Assisted Therapies (Optional II - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Equine Production, Behavior and Welfare (Optional II - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Excel Applications in Veterinary Medicine (Optional II - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Genetics Applied to Veterinary Sciences (Optional II - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects
- Animals and Assisted Therapies (Optional II - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
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Optional III - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
- Emerging Topics in Veterinary Physiology (Optional III - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Equine Production, Behavior and Welfare (Optional III - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Excel Applications in Veterinary Medicine (Optional III - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects
- Emerging Topics in Veterinary Physiology (Optional III - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
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Optional IV - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
- Alternative Animal Production Systems (Optional IV - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Clinical Diagnosis and Research in Veterinary Parasitology (Optional IV - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Medical Zoology (Optional IV - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Non-Conventional Careers in Veterinary Medicine (Optional IV - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects
- Alternative Animal Production Systems (Optional IV - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
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Optional V - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
- Fundamentals of Veterinary Oncology (Optional V - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Introduction to Shelter Medicine (Optional V - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Management and Feeding of Exotic Animals (Optional V - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects
- Fundamentals of Veterinary Oncology (Optional V - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
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Optional VI - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
- Fundamentals of Veterinary Nephrology for Dogs and Cats (Optional VI - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Introduction to Clinical Dermatology (Optional VI - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects - Pheromonotherapy in Companion Animals, Production Animals and Exotics (Optional VI - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
2 ects
- Fundamentals of Veterinary Nephrology for Dogs and Cats (Optional VI - Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession)
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Optional I - Introduction to Basic Practices in the Veterinary Profession
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Course Team
Course Team
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Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities
The main vocational opportunities of the Master degree in Veterinary Medicine can be summed up as follows, but are limited to: Veterinarian in Pet Clinics; Veterinarian in Clinics for wild and exotic species; Veterinarian in Clinics for animals in sports; Veterinarian in Clinics for farm animals; Veterinarian in Livestock Enterprises that run production and breeding programmes; Veterinarian in Companies that prepare Animal Nutrition, feed production and food for animals; Veterinarian in Animal Drug Companies, Biotech and Diagnostics Enterprises; Veterinarian in the State bodies responsible for health inspection and safety and food quality control of the products of animal origin; Veterinarian in the field of the Technology of products of animal origin (meat, milk, fish, eggs, enterprises, etc.); Veterinarian in the field of Quality and Food Safety in public or private companies of primary production in manufacturing and distribution industries and sale of foods of animal origin; Veterinarian in National European and International Bodies, responsible for the regulatory action of Animal Health and Public Health; Veterinarian in State or Company Food Control Laboratories; Veterinarian in various sectors of Education and Research
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Future Studies
Future Studies
Specialization and post-graduate programmes, including 3rd cycle programmes related to doctoral studies.
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Scientific Areas
Scientific Areas
Ciências veterinárias
Lisboa | Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária
Current Application Dates
Course Direction
Secretariat
Agência de Avaliação e Acreditação do Ensino Superior
Graduation Requirements
Have completed a total of 330 ECTS.