Program Philosophy: We aim to produce master’s graduates with in-depth knowledge of animal health, capable of integrating biomedical sciences for the benefit of society and the national economy. Through advanced research, knowledge dissemination, and innovation, we strive for academic progress in disease management and sustainable biotechnological development for animal production and conservation.
Program Objectives:
The program is divided into two study plans to suit different research goals:
| Category | Plan A Type A1 (Research Only) | Plan A Type A2 (Coursework & Thesis) |
|---|---|---|
| Major Courses | Min. 8 credits (Non-credit) |
Min. 24 credits |
| Thesis | Min. 36 credits | Min. 12 credits |
| Total | Min. 36 credits | Min. 36 credits |
Our curriculum is designed to achieve the following key outcomes:
PLO1 (Ethical research design and experimental planning): Integrate relevant scientific knowledge to design and plan research in accordance with academic principles, research ethics, and requirements for the ethical use of animals in scientific research.
PLO2 (Critical evaluation and research framework development): Critically evaluate and propose research frameworks to address problems in animal health and biomedicine, leading to improvements or creative developments in response to changing contexts.
PLO3 (Professional responsibility and continuous self-development): Perform assigned tasks with determination, diligence, eagerness to learn, and responsibility, while continuously developing themselves in accordance with the values of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Kasetsart University.
PLO4 (Information technology, knowledge integration, and public communication): Use information technology to search for information and integrate concepts, theories, and academic knowledge for research in animal health and biomedical sciences, and communicate knowledge through public presentations.
Graduates are highly qualified for diverse professional paths, including: