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UAF Veterinary Medicine Department
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UAF/CSU Collaborative Veterinary Medicine Program
The Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) graduate degree program at UAF is a 4-year collaborative program with Colorado State University (CSU).
DVM students complete the first two years of their education on the UAF campus in Fairbanks, AK then move to Fort Collins, CO to complete years three and four on CSU's campus with access to veterinarians representing 28 different board-certified specialties and the state-of-the-art James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital. DVM students ultimately receive their diploma from CSU.
The UAF course curriculum for the first two years of instruction match the courses offered to first and second year students on the CSU campus and provide the same academic rigor, but are slightly altered for our unique environment ---> Think arctic climate, muskox, reindeer, sled dogs, and other unique experiences and information our faculty and staff have to offer!
Mission Statement
The Department of Veterinary Medicine (DVMed) at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) provides high quality education, research and service in veterinary medicine and the biomedical sciences. Faculty from several disciplines work collaboratively under the One Health paradigm, striving for combined optima in human, animal, and environmental health.
See more at www.uaf.edu/vmed