Integrated Master's Degree in Veterinary Medicine

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Integrated Master’s Degree in Veterinary Medicine (MIMV) is designed to ensure the development of First Day Skills, which are essential for professional practice. From the 2nd year onwards, students participate in supervised integrated practices, which allow them to apply the knowledge they have acquired in a real-life context. The study plan combines theoretical and practical classes in a dynamic and interactive way, linking clinical, laboratory and industrial content. In the 11th semester, the curricular internship and dissertation — which may take the form of a scientific article — consolidate technical and scientific training, preparing veterinary doctors to work in various areas of the profession or pursue advanced specialisation.

5/6 years

(11 semesters)

Vacancies 89

ETCS 390

Schedule Daytime

Portuguese

1. Entry requirements

Specific Exams:

[02] Biology and Geology

+ one of the followings: 

[07] Physics and Chemistry/ [16] Mathematics / [18] Portuguese / [06] Philosophy

Grade of the lowest-ranked student in 2024/2025:

139.8 points

Prerequisite:

Completion of Group A form – Interpersonal Communication

Calculation of application score:

(Secondary School Average x 0.5) + (Biology and Geology exam scores x 0.3) + (second exam score x 0.2)

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Other forms of admission:

Change of Partner/Institution/Course and Re-entry
Over 23 years
Holders of another Higher Education Course
International Student

The skills conferred by structured theoretical knowledge and extensive hands-on practical experience, guaranteed by the curriculum, enable the training of highly qualified veterinary surgeons who are prepared for professional practice in the main areas of activity and work of veterinary medicine professionals:

  • Clinical    

  • Research

  • Biotechnology and Industry

  • Diagnostics

  • Animal Nutrition and Production

  • Pharmaceutical and Veterinary Industr

  • Teaching and Scientific Research

  • Food Inspection and Safety

  • Animal Welfare and Veterinary Ethics

  • Veterinary Public Health and Sanitation

  • Conservation and Wildlife

  • International Organisations and NGOs

     

CodeCurricular Units – 1st semesterScientific AreaECTS
02101140Anatomy and Function of the Systems IFS5,5
02101155BiophysicsFS3,5
02100189Cellular and Molecular BiologyFS5,0
02100040Biochemistry IFS5,0
02101166Personal and Professional Skills IFS1,0
02101177General PhysiologyFS4,0
02101188General Histology and CytologyFS5,0
02100122History of Veterinary MedicineFS1,0
CodeCurricular Units – 2nd semesterScientific AreaECTS
02100088
Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Management
FS2,5
02101199
Anatomy and Function of the Systems II
FS6,0
02101200
Anatomy and Function of the Systems III
FS5,0
02101211
Anatomy and Function of the Systems IV
FS6,5
02101222
Anatomy and Function of the Systems V
FS2,0
02100099Biochemistry IIFS5,0
02101233Personal and Professional Skills IIFS1,0
02101244Interdisciplinary ProjectFS2,0
CodeCurricular Units – 3rd semesterScientific AreaECTS
02101211Anatomy and Function of the Systems VIFS3,0
02100034BiomathematicsFS3,5
02101267Personal and Professional Skills IIIFS1,0
02100133Exognosia and Animal IdentificationFS4,0
02101278GeneticsFS4,5
02100210ImunologyFS5,0
02100296Microbiology IFS4,5
02100303Parasitology ICS4,5
CodeCurricular Units – 4th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02101289Anatomy and Function of the Systems VIIFS4,0
02101295Animal Behaviour and WelfareFS2,0
02101304Animal HandlingAP1,5
02101310Microbiology IIFS4,0
02101321Animal NutritionAP4,0
02101379Parasitology IICS4,0
02101385General PathologyCS5,0
02100257Integrated Veterinary Practice IO5,5
CodeCurricular Units – 5th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02100221Anatomical Pathology ICS5,0
02101396Personal and Professional Skills IVFS1,0
02100243EpidemiologyFS4,0
02101403Pharmacology and Therapeutics IFS5,5
02101414Principles of Economics and Applied ManagementAP2,5
02101420Surgical Semiology and Operative TechniquesCS4,5
02100314Medical Semiology ICS5,5
02101431Animal Production Systems IAP2,0
CodeCurricular Units – 6th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02100268Anatomical Pathology IICS5,0
02101442 Anaesthesiology and AnalgesiaCS4,5
02100397Pharmacology and Therapeutics IIFS4,5
02101458Food Hygiene and SafetyAH2,5
02100320Integrated Veterinary Practice IIO5,5
02100424Medical Semiology IIICS5,5
02101469Animal Production Systems II AP2,5
CodeCurricular Units – 7th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02101475Animal Conservation and BreedingAP3,0
02101486 Clinical Imagiology ICS3,0
02101497Companion Animal Internal Medicine ICS4,0
02101505Livestock Species Internal MedicineCS4,0
02101516 Companion Animals Surgical PathologyCS4,5
02100358 Pathology and Clinics of Infectious Diseases ICS4,0
02101527Pathology and Clinics of Parasitic Diseases IICS3,5
02100476Applied ToxicologyCS4,0
CodeCurricular Units – 8th SemesterScientific AreaECTS
02100498Clinical Imagiology IICS3,0
02101538Companion Animal Internal Medicine IICS3,5
02101549Equine Internal Medicine and SurgeryCS4,0
02101551 Livestock Species Surgical PathologyCS4,5
02100517 Pathology and Clinics of Infectious Diseases IICC3,5
02100528PPathology and Clinics of Parasitic Diseases IICS3,5
02100561 Integrated Veterinary Practice IIIO5,5
02100465 Veterinary Public HealthCS2,5
Code Curricular Units – 9th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02101562Livestock Species Clinics ICS5,0
02101573Equine ClinicsCS4,0
02101584 Companion Animals Clinics ICS5,0
02100594 Sanitary Inspection IAH4,5
02100618 Technology and Safety in Food of Animal Origin IAH4,5
02101590Theriogenology ICS4,0
———-Optional IOP3,0
CodeCurricular Units – Optionals 9th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02101661 Animal Welfare Assessment in Swine and PoultryAP3,0
02100770Conservation of Autochthonous Wild Fauna CS3,0
02101672Experimental Design and Data AnalysisFS3,0
02101683Nano-Based Diagnostics in Veterinary ScienceCS3,0
02100646Medical Emergency and Intensive CareCS3,0
02100430Clinical Ethology of Companion AnimalsCS3,0
02101343Feline MedicineCS3,0
02101694Equine MedicineCS3,0
02100654Veterinary DentistryCS3,0
02100635Alternative and Complementary MedicineCS3,0
02101707Companion Animal OphthalmologyCS3,0
02101332Planning and Project of Livestock FacilitiesAP3,0
CodeCurricular Units – 10th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02101606Livestock Species Clinics IICS4,5
02101617Companion Animals Clinics IICS4,5
02101628Sanitary Inspection IIAH4,0
02101639Clinical NutritionCS1,5
02100753Integrated Veterinary Practice IVO5,5
02101645Technology and Safety in Food of Animal Origin IIAH4,0
02101650Theriogenology IICS3,0
———-Optional IIOP3,0
CodeCurricular Units – Optionals 10th semesteScientific AreaECTS
02101718Animal Welfare Assessments in Ruminants and EquidsAP3,0
02101357Clinic and Surgery of New Companion and Wild AnimalsCS3,0
02100671Human Capital ManagementO3,0
02100441Physiotherapy and RehabilitationCS3,0
02101729Avian Immunology and DiseaseFS3,0
02101735Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary MedicineO3,0
02100781Introduction to AquacultureCS3,0
02100459Veterinary Regenerative MedicineCS3,0
02101746Literature Review MethodsFS3,0
02101368Clinical OncologyCS3,0
02101754Food Safety and SustainabilityAH3,0
CodeCurricular Units – Optionals 10th semesterScientific AreaECTS
02100764Curricular InternshipO30,0

Despacho n.º 6723/2023 – Diário da República n.º 119, 2.ª série de 21 de junho de 2023

retificado pela Declaração de Retificação n.º 683/2023, de 13 de setembro

  • Train veterinary surgeons with solid scientific and practical training, able to start their professional activity with competence and responsibility.
  • Develop clinical, laboratory and research experience in small and large animals, public health, animal production and food safety.
  • Integrate the One Health concept, promoting the link between animal, human and environmental health.
  • Training aligned with the objectives and quality standards defined by European Union Directive 2005/36/EC, which establishes the profile and minimum skills required for a veterinary surgeon to practise veterinary medicine, and by the EAEVE.
  • Theory–Practice Integration

Combination of a solid scientific education with practical activities, whenever possible on-site and hands-on, promoting the application of knowledge in real-world contexts.

  • Contact with Research and Development (R&D)

Involvement of students in research and development activities, supported by a network of institutional partnerships.

  • Dynamic and Interactive Teaching

Theoretical and practical sessions delivered in a participatory manner, encouraging critical understanding of scientific concepts.

  • Adaptation to Different Learning Styles

Flexible methodologies that consider the diversity of learning paces and styles, with close guidance and continuous interaction between instructors and students.

  • Continuous Integration of Theoretical and Practical Content

Ensuring that theoretical principles are reinforced through their application in concrete practical situations.

  • Monitoring and Continuous Improvement

Regular evaluation of the effectiveness of teaching methodologies through pedagogical surveys, semester reports, coordination meetings, and oversight by the Course Council and the Pedagogical Council, promoting identification of best practices and continuous improvement of the teaching–learning process.

Conducted in accordance with the learning objectives of each curricular unit (CU).

Considers the three dimensions of knowledge:

  • Knowing (cognitive)
  • Knowing how to do (psychomotor)
  • Knowing how to be (socio-affective)

Each Curricular Unit Sheet (CUS) is periodically reviewed by the management of the Department of Veterinary Sciences (DVS), with training in pedagogical practices and knowledge assessment.

It aims to ensure continuous alignment between content and assessment instruments.

The process is aligned with the methodology used to monitor teaching methodologies.

  • High Employability Rate

Over 76% of MIMV graduates were employed after completing the program, reflecting strong professional integration into the veterinary market.

  • Rapid Professional Placement

Most graduates secured employment a few months after completing their studies.

  • Diversity of Veterinary Roles

Graduates work in various areas of Veterinary Medicine, such as companion animal clinics, livestock production, and equine care, demonstrating the program’s ability to prepare students for different sectors of the profession.

  • Value of Training from EUVG

Graduates attribute high importance to the education received at EUVG for professional performance, highlighting the program’s contribution to their preparation and employability — an indicator that the master’s degree is relevant and appreciated by both employers and professionals.

  • Graduate Survey Results

Graduate Survey Results 2020

Graduate Survey Results 2021

Graduate Survey Results 2022

Graduate Survey Results 2023

Graduate Survey Results 2024

National Classification of Education and Training Area: 640 Veterinary Sciences

Código: 9847

Acreditação de Ciclos de Estudos | A3ES

Legal Order

Candidate member of the European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education (EAEVE) in the process of accreditation

Validity of accreditation: 6 years from 31/07/2021

Maximum number of admissions: 30

Qualification level: 7

Degree: Master

710€/month
Tutition and Fees HERE

TESTIMONIALS

What Our Students Say

I am very proud to have been a student at EUVG, a university of mutual support and dedication, where all colleagues, professors, and staff contributed to my training as a Veterinary Doctor and as a person.

Luís F. L., former Master’s in Veterinary Medicine students

After completing Agricultural Engineering at ESAC, I joined EUVG with the long-held dream of studying Veterinary Medicine. From the very beginning, it was a choice as bold as it was right. Today, I look back and think it was well worth the effort and dedication.

José C., former Master’s in Veterinary Medicine student

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