Evaluation and Accreditation of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program

Upholding National Veterinary Standards

The evaluation and accreditation of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.) program by the Veterinary Council of Thailand is a crucial quality assurance process for regulating and elevating the standards of veterinary education across the country. This ensures that graduates enter the profession possessing the precise knowledge, capabilities, technical skills, and ethical grounding required for safe and high-quality veterinary practice.

A Multidimensional Academic Assessment

The official assessment spans multiple structural pillars, evaluating everything from curriculum core frameworks, faculty qualifications, laboratory capacities, and veterinary teaching hospitals, to student support systems, scientific research output, educational quality assurance schemes, and core student learning outcomes—specifically the progressive development of hands-on clinical skills.

Kasetsart University's Commitment

Demonstrating an unwavering commitment to maintaining national and international benchmarks, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Kasetsart University, officially underwent its D.V.M. Program Evaluation (Revised Curriculum B.E. 2568) by the Veterinary Council of Thailand from April 28 to May 1, 2026. This milestone marks the institution's proactive strides toward enhancing student capacity, fostering sustainable development, and instilling public and professional confidence in Thai veterinary graduates on a global scale.