Level IV, four years
Veterinary technician
Knowledge and skills in veterinary medicine: how animals live, how they are fed, cared for and treated.
About the program
Veterinary technician is a four-year program in the field of agriculture, food production and processing. Students learn about the anatomy and physiology, feeding, care, reproduction and diseases of domestic animals.
A large part of the program is practical work: students learn how to approach and handle animals, use veterinary equipment and carry out basic procedures in veterinary practice.
What you learn
- Anatomy and physiology of domestic animals
- Animal feeding, care and reproduction
- Microorganisms, infectious diseases, therapy and prevention
- Hygiene of food of animal origin
- Protecting the health of animals and people
Elective programmes in 2026/27
- General and inorganic chemistry (year 3)
- Communication and animal welfare (year 4)
Practice
Practical classes take place in the school veterinary clinic and on the school farm.
Where you can work
Further education
Graduates can continue at universities and colleges; the program is an especially good foundation for the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
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Admission to this program
Admission is based on the final exam and the list of choices. Places are from the 2026/27 enrolment plan; 2027/28 will be published as soon as it is announced.
