Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Goals 

1 – Teaching and training students to a higher level by identifying environmental problems in the field of environmental pollution of various types and how to protect humans and animals from its risks using scientific methods.

2 – The Department seeks to improve the educational and research processes for college students, teachers, and their assistants.

3 – Attempting to use available techniques in the field of forensic medicine and toxicology, as well as introducing new techniques to keep up with advanced scientific trends in the field of specialization related to community service and environmental development.

4-Preparing a veterinarian capable of diagnosing and treating animal and bird poisonings, as well as dealing with various methods of detection and quantitative and qualitative assessment of all types of toxins and environmental pollutants, as well as examining suspected criminal cases and writing forensic medical reports to legal authorities.

5-To be familiar with the veterinary laws, procedures, and regulations of the profession’s organization and veterinary quarries, as well as the surrounding environmental problems, and to find appropriate solutions by contacting and cooperating with the appropriate authorities.

6- Providing specialized training to veterinarians.

7 – Using the department’s graduate programs to research environmental issues and find appropriate solutions.

8- Emphasizing the department’s constructive role in collaboration with the Veterinary Services Center and the Center of Inter-University Studies and Research, and attempting to improve the performance of the department’s analytical units, as well as establishing new special units to meet market and community service needs and evidence development.

Academic Staff