Veterinary Sciences

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Program Overview

The veterinary education at the Institute of Veterinary Sciences is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, aligning with international standards. The curriculum is designed to equip students with expertise in animal physiology, pathology, and husbandry, addressing the growing global concerns related to animal welfare, food safety, and ecological sustainability.

The veterinary program spans six years, divided into two major cycles:

  • Preclinical Cycle (Years 1-3): This phase, under the Department of Biomedicine, covers fundamental sciences, including anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, and pathology.
  • Clinical Cycle (Years 4-6): Managed by the Department of Animal Health, this phase focuses on advanced medical training in diagnostics, surgery, internal medicine, infectious diseases, and herd management.

The program incorporates diverse teaching methodologies, including:

  • Lectures (Cours Magistraux – CM)
  • Directed Practical Work (Travaux Dirigés – TD)
  • Laboratory and Clinical Practice (Travaux Pratiques – TP)
  • Fieldwork and Internships
  • Conferences, Workshops, and Seminars
  • Independent Student Research and Reports

Up to 20% of coursework may involve independent student research, encouraging critical thinking and hands-on learning. Continuous assessment methods include attendance, participation, quizzes, and project-based evaluations.



Teaching Language : french and English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Science, physics, chemistry, biochemistry and mastery of French and English

Advanced Topics

The Institute of Veterinary Sciences at the University of Tiaret stands as a leading institution for veterinary education in Algeria.

Its rigorous academic program, aligned with global standards, equips graduates with the necessary competencies to contribute to animal health, public health, and agricultural sustainability. With a strong emphasis on practical training, interdisciplinary knowledge, and international collaboration, the program continues to evolve to meet the dynamic challenges of the veterinary profession.


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Admissions Information

Admission to the veterinary program requires a high school diploma (baccalaureate) or an equivalent foreign qualification. Selection is based on:

  • Academic Performance: Priority is given to students from life and experimental sciences, mathematics, and technical mathematics streams.
  • Language Proficiency: Courses require proficiency in French and English.
  • Capacity Constraints: Enrollment is subject to institutional capacity and available resources.


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