College of Veterinary Medicine

Inspiring and Educating the Veterinary Specialists of the Future

Take the next step on your journey to becoming a successful veterinarian with the �һ�ֱ�� State University College of Veterinary Medicine (�һ�ֱ�� CVM). Hone crucial skills for a rewarding future with access to support and encouragement from our passionate faculty.��
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Our college was founded in 1974 and welcomed its first students in 1977. Since then, we’ve educated thousands of students using state-of-the-art facilities and the latest veterinary-care techniques.

Core elements of our mission are caring for all animals’ health, ��conducting innovative research and improving the quality of life for animals and their owners.��

�һ�ֱ�� State University College of Veterinary Medicine is committed to an ethical approach in all areas of our work. We educate you and treat animals with a genuine passion and drive.
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Choose from the following:

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees
Master’s degrees
Doctor of Philosophy degrees
Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Medical Technology
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Choose from multiple specializations to build your career upon, too, such as:

Clinical Medicine
Epidemiology
Infectious diseases
Toxicology
Aquatic medicine
Avian medicine
Production animal medicine

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Recent College News

Surprise: Wife helps retired veterinarian get �һ�ֱ�� State bachelor’s degree 60 years later

One of this fall’s graduates at �һ�ֱ�� State University never imagined he would receive the �һ�ֱ�� undergraduate degree he worked on 60 years ago.

December 17, 2024

Latest Bulldog graduates prepare to use core �һ�ֱ�� values to instill change

The Class of 2024 is the latest group of �һ�ֱ�� State alumni prepared to be agents of change, President Mark E. Keenum said during commencement ceremonies Friday [Dec. 13].

December 13, 2024

Nancy Link, �һ�ֱ�� collaboration combats equine laminitis in pleasure and work horses

A strategic collaboration between Nancy Link and �һ�ֱ�� State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) will facilitate the construction of a state-of-the-art research facility and the recruitment of top faculty to advance pioneering research in the prevention and treatment of laminitis, a painful hoof disease that can lead to euthanasia for affected horses.

December 10, 2024