What about veterinarians in New Zealand?

New Zealand's teaching mode and practical learning mode have laid a foundation for our employment and have been highly praised by employers in many industries. New Zealand graduates are welcomed by companies, institutions and organizations all over the world because they have solid academic knowledge, skilled practical skills and creative thinking mode. So what about the veterinary profession in New Zealand?

Introduction of Veterinary Specialty in New Zealand There are still many schools offering veterinary specialty in New Zealand, among which Massey University is the best, so I will introduce the courses of veterinary specialty in Massey University to you: the first academic year: chemistry and life system, life science physics, cell biology, animal biology, animal system, veterinary structure and function 1, veterinary biochemistry and veterinary professional research.

Second academic year: structure and function 2, animal reproduction 1, animal reproduction 2, introduction to veterinary medicine 2, introduction to veterinary medicine 3, veterinary clinical research 1, infectious diseases 1.

The third academic year: animal health and reproduction, veterinary pathology 1, infectious diseases 2, veterinary clinical research 2, veterinary introduction 4, veterinary introduction 5,

Year 4: Pets 3, Veterinary Pathology 2, Cattle Health and Reproduction, Veterinary Introduction 6, Animal Health and Reproduction, Veterinary Introduction 7, Infectious Disease Research.

Year 5: Veterinary Clinic and Public Health

Introduction to New Zealand Veterinary Courses There are still many schools offering veterinary courses in New Zealand, among which Massey University is the best, so I will introduce the veterinary courses of Massey University to you: the first academic year: chemistry and life system, life science physics, cell biology, animal biology, animal system, veterinary structure and function 1, veterinary biochemistry and veterinary professional research.

Second academic year: structure and function 2, animal reproduction 1, animal reproduction 2, introduction to veterinary medicine 2, introduction to veterinary medicine 3, veterinary clinical research 1, infectious diseases 1.

The third academic year: animal health and reproduction, veterinary pathology 1, infectious diseases 2, veterinary clinical research 2, veterinary introduction 4, veterinary introduction 5,

Year 4: Pets 3, Veterinary Pathology 2, Cattle Health and Reproduction, Veterinary Introduction 6, Animal Health and Reproduction, Veterinary Introduction 7, Infectious Disease Research.

Year 5: Veterinary Clinic and Public Health

How to find employment for veterinary majors in New Zealand As a big animal husbandry country, veterinary graduates in New Zealand have been in short supply for years, and it is even more necessary to recruit qualified international students to make up for the employment gap in China. According to New Zealand's immigration policy, if you study for a bachelor's degree in any subject in New Zealand for more than 2 years, you can find a job and immigrate smoothly (age: 30+ education: 50+ local education: 10). A doctor who has received the above veterinary training and treated animals with it is called a veterinarian or a veterinarian.