Students are required to take the following subjects. If the courses (or approved equivalents) have been completed previously, the student is not required to repeat the courses nor to take alternate courses, and if all the courses of the Pre-Veterinary year have been completed satisfactorily, attendance at college or university is not required. Twenty semester courses in the appropriate subjects must be completed successfully prior to beginning semester 1 of the D.V.M. program.

Semester 1

19-230 [0.50] Chemical Reactivity *

OR

19-258 [0.50] Introductory Biochemistry

40-200 [0.50] Introductory Genetics

65-100 [0.50] General Microbiology

89-204 [0.50] Statistics I

[0.50] elective

*19-230 is required by students with inadequate background in organic chemistry at the university level.

Semester 2

98-302 [0.50] Pre-Veterinary Histology

98-304 [0.50] Medical Embryology

10-175 [0.50] Animal Management I

10-176 [0.50] Animal Management II

19-258 [0.50] Introductory Biochemistry *

71-319 [0.50] Fundamentals of Nutrition

OR

71-321 [0.50] Fundamentals of Nutrition

*Unless completed in semester 1.

D.V.M. Program

93-301 [0.50] Veterinary Neurosciences

93-306 [1.25] Veterinary Anatomy I

93-310 [0.50] Epidemiology and Production Genetics

93-311 [0.50] Veterinary Physiology I

93-312 [0.50] Veterinary Histology

93-300 [0.50] Veterinary Biochemistry

93-320 [0.25] Ethics in Veterinary Medicine

93-332 [0.50] Veterinary Reproductive Biology

93-334 [1.00] Veterinary Anatomy II

93-335 [0.25] Animal Behaviour and Welfare

93-337 [0.50] Veterinary Physiology II

93-355 [0.50] Veterinary Immunology

73-352 [0.50] General Pathology

73-356 [0.75] Veterinary Parasitology

93-333 [0.50] Veterinary Virology

93-339 [0.50] Veterinary Medical Genetics

93-354 [0.50] Veterinary Bacteriology and Mycology

93-357 [0.50] Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics

93-327 [0.50] Veterinary Pharmacology I

93-351 [0.25] Principles of Surgery

93-380 [0.50] Anaesthesia and Fluids

93-383 [0.25] Avian Diseases -- Health Management

93-384 [0.50] Special Pathology I

93-385 [0.50] Introduction to Medicine

93-386 [0.25] Clinical Medicine I

93-387 [0.50] Principles of Theriogenology

93-388 [0.25] Veterinary Public Health

93-352 [0.50] Veterinary Pharmacology II

93-395 [0.50] Special Pathology II

93-403 [1.00] Surgical Exercises I

93-414 [0.25] Health Management for Swine

93-441 [0.50] Ruminant Medicine and Surgery

93-443 [0.50] Medicine and Surgery I

93-486 [0.25] Clinical Medicine II

93-407 [0.50] Diseases of Non-Domestic Animals

93-410 [0.25] Professional Affairs

93-416 [0.50] Health Management for Ruminants

93-418 [0.25] Health Management for Companion and Sporting Animals

93-427 [1.00] Surgical Exercises II

93-431 [0.25] Veterinary Toxicology

93-444 [0.50] Medicine and Surgery II

93-445 [0.50] Equine Medicine and Surgery

93-487 [0.25] Clinical Medicine III

Admission to semester 7 is normally contingent upon successful completion of all courses approved for semesters 1-6 and an approved externship. The externship is normally undertaken following the completion of semester 6. For administrative purposes, the externship is considered a semester 7 course. Students should discuss arrangements for their externship with the externship co-ordinator.

Semester 7 and 8

Courses in semesters 7 and 8 take place in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Students will perform duties as scheduled for them by the course coordinators. Hours in these courses may be irregular and weekend, holiday and evening duty may be required.

Semesters 7

93-490 [2.50] Veterinary Externship

93-4831 [1.25] Small Animal Clinics

93-4841 [1.25] Large Animal Clinics

93-4851 [1.25] Health Management

93-4832 [1.25] Small Animal Clinics

93-4842 [1.25] Large Animal Clinics

93-4852 [1.25] Health Management

1998-99 Undergraduate Calendar