Introduction to the Department of Clinic
بسم الله الرحمن الرحیم
The Clinical Department of the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences is an important and key department that prepares students for professional practice and graduation through the completion of clinical subjects. In this department, the core subjects, including pharmacology, toxicology, clinical diagnosis, surgery, internal medicine, and theriogenology, are taught both theoretically and practically. In total, this department includes 30 academic credits and 480 teaching hours, of which 272 hours are theoretical and 208 hours are practical. The department has a well-equipped clinic where students perform practical work, diagnostic procedures, treatment, and prevention of animal diseases. Clinical subjects familiarize students with essential skills in diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and protection of animal health. Students strengthen their professional skills through practical training in the clinic so that they can effectively apply these skills in the treatment of diseased animals. With its scientific capacity in the clinical field, this department can provide consultation, assistance, and guidance to various sectors in their professional activities. In addition, it undertakes valuable efforts in providing veterinary health services for the livestock sector and society in the country. The department mainly collaborates with the agriculture and livestock sectors in policy making, strategies, regulations, procedures, guidelines, surveys, and research projects. Furthermore, it can play an important role in cooperation with public health in the field of zoonotic diseases (diseases shared between animals and humans).
Vision
The Department of Clinic strives, based on international standards, to train competent, committed, and responsible veterinarians as a leading academic, professional, and research center in the fields of scientific education, clinical skills, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of animal diseases, and protection of public health, so that they can play an effective role in the development of the country's veterinary sector, control of animal diseases, and the protection of human health.
Mission
The Department of Clinic trains competent and committed veterinarians through scientific education, practical skills, and research, enabling them to play an effective role in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of animal diseases.
Goals
• Achieving professional knowledge through standard and high-quality teaching.
• Strengthening students’ professional skills in the relevant fields of clinical subjects.
• Enhancing the capacity of academic staff, technical personnel, and students through scientific conferences, seminars, and guidance programs.
• Carrying out effective activities for the development and expansion of teaching, research, scientific services, and academic promotion affairs.
• Establishing active and effective cooperation with relevant departments, institutions, and private sectors both inside and outside the university.
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Clinic |
Teaching Assistant |
Master |
Lecturer/ Head of Department |
Rahmani |
Muhammad Haroon |
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Clinic |
Teaching Assistant |
Bachelor |
Lecturer |
Ayobi |
Muhammad Mirwais |
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With, Respect
Department of Clinic