Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
The Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program
The University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine offers an innovative, three-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program designed to develop the next generation of veterinary leaders. Through hands-on, evidence-based training and real-world experiences, students build critical thinking skills, become confident problem-solvers, and graduate ready to practice on day one.
Curriculum
Our rigorous three-year curriculum engages students in hands-on, experiential learning designed to develop the next generation of veterinary leaders. Students gain multidisciplinary skills along with strategies for personal wellness and lifelong learning, preparing them for a successful career in veterinary medicine.
Courses
Our courses follow an organ-system approach, ensuring students build the core competencies required for veterinary practice. With a focus on student-centered, team-based learning, the program prepares students for hands-on clinical experiences and equips them with the professional and problem-solving skills essential for success.
Clinical Year
During the clinical year, third-year students rotate through a broad network of partner practices, gaining hands-on experience with diverse animal cases. They apply their knowledge in real-world settings, making critical decisions and developing skills in diagnosis, treatment, client communication, and business practices.
Our Faculty & Staff
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