Veterinary Medicine
• Integrated program in “Veterinary Medicine,” in partnership with the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, and the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna, in accordance with European standards.
• A 5.5-year program combining theory with practice in the field of veterinary medicine
• Prepares veterinary doctors capable of diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases in animals
• Ensures competencies in public health, animal welfare, and food safety
• Scientific and legal knowledge in veterinary medicine, as well as an understanding of the structure and physiological needs of animals
• Skills in the management, nutrition, welfare, reproduction, and hygiene of animals
• Clinical and epidemiological competencies for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases
• Implementation of preventive programs, inspections, and the safe use of veterinary medicines for animal health and food safety
• Employment in private veterinary clinics, modern livestock farms, and the agri-food industry
• Positions as herd health specialists, reproductive management specialists, and veterinary public health specialists
• Employment in diagnostic laboratories, research and development programs, public institutions, and inspection agencies
• Opportunities in veterinary pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies, and international organizations for animal health and welfare.
Marvin Brahja – Vet Hospital
During my experience at Vet Hospital, I have had the opportunity to deal with various clinical cases, strengthening my professional skills every day. AUT has provided me with a strong practical and theoretical foundation, which has helped me integrate quickly and confidently into the job market.
Ervin Resulaj – President of the Order of Veterinarians
In my professional journey, the role of President of the Order of Veterinarians is a great responsibility that requires experience and dedication. My studies at UBT have been the foundation that prepared me to contribute to the development and representation of the profession at the national level.
Shemsho Lamaj – Veterinary Pharmacy
Through my engagement in the field of veterinary pharmacy, I have gained in-depth knowledge of the treatment and management of veterinary products. My university studies have equipped me with the necessary knowledge and guided me toward a sustainable career in the market.
Ani Vodica (Dingu) – ISUV
My work at ISUV has given me the opportunity to contribute to food safety and disease control, a highly responsible field. The Agricultural University of Tirana has been an important starting point for my professional development, equipping me with knowledge directly applicable in practice.
The Bachelor-level component of the Veterinary Medicine program is interdisciplinary, providing a strong foundation that integrates core biomedical sciences with introductory clinical subjects, basic epidemiology and population health, animal production and welfare, and key concepts of public health and One Health. It also includes laboratory training, biostatistics, and biosecurity aligned with standards of the World Organisation for Animal Health, ensuring the development of essential scientific and professional skills. Overall, it prepares students with a solid foundation for progression into advanced veterinary clinical training.