Training veterinarians through cutting edge education
The Department of Veterinary Medicine conducts cutting-edge research that future veterinarians should be familiar with, including animal regenerative medicine via iPS cells and zoonosis. The department also has a reputation for providing hands-on clinical education using advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment. A distinctive feature of the department is its licensing education, which enables students to qualify for the National Veterinary Medical Examination upon graduation. Full support is provided by the department to allow all interested students to access and successfully complete the exam.
A well-equipped environment, including an onsite veterinary hospital
The onsite veterinary hospital is well equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and technology, comparable to those found in a general hospital for humans. A high level of veterinary medical care is provided using the most advanced diagnostic methods and treatment equipment in Japan. Students acquire experience in specialized medical techniques and practical treatment methods through hospital training. By observing diagnostic and surgical procedures performed by expert faculty members, students can customize their learning and career objectives.
Realizing comprehensive veterinary education in the suburbs of Tokyo
The spacious campus in Shonan, located in the suburbs of Tokyo in a residential area 3 minutes from the station, has a full range of practical and research facilities, including a veterinary hospital as well as a ranch and a museum. Advantages of being on this campus include the opportunity for students to receive practical training at the renovated ranch and large animal training facility.
The department has a history of more than 110 years and a nationwide network of alumni
The Department of Veterinary Medicine dates back to 1907 and has sent many outstanding veterinarians into the world. Alumni of the department are active in many fields across the country, and there is a close network connecting them. Veterinary workplaces include veterinary hospitals, animal husbandry and public health institutions, research institutions, and private pharmaceutical and food manufacturers. No matter the area or workplace, graduating students continue to receive strong support from their former university and its alumni.
