Advancing human and animal health globally

We are a community built on a shared commitment to exploration and innovation. Our research efforts focus on advancing human and animal health and expanding our global understanding of the human-animal bond through interdisciplinary research.

Areas of Research

Human-Animal Interaction (HAI)

We house the largest faculty group dedicated to studying how the human-animal relationship can affect the health of animals, humans, and our communities. Learn more about our cutting-edge research and why HAI is essential to the future of veterinary medicine.

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One Health

One Health is the intersection of animal, human, and environmental health. It is a transdisciplinary approach: various disciplines collaborate to address critical problems impacting our communities. Learn more about how we are embracing this initiative to create a better future for our shared world.

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Student Research Opportunities

Our student projects provide on-the-job training to acquire critical research skills, including developing and evaluating scientific literature, experimental and non-experimental research design, data analysis, scientific writing, and submitting manuscripts for publication in a scholarly journal. Start your research career with us.

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Faculty Research & Labs

The College of Veterinary Medicine is home to dedicated faculty intent on solving critical challenges through research. Learn more about the ongoing diverse work directed by our faculty and staff and how it advances the veterinary medicine and education field.

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News & Recent Publications

student presents their research findings during research day

The University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine Hosts Inaugural Research Day

Sept. 18, 2024

The University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine hosted its inaugural Research Day, providing students and researchers the opportunity to present their work and emphasize the role of research in advancing veterinary science. The event featured a variety of topics, including the One Health approach, service dog training, zoonotic diseases, and the psychological benefits of pet ownership. Assistant Dean Dr. Samarpita Sengupta highlighted how research fosters critical thinking and curiosity, preparing students to address evolving challenges in veterinary medicine. The day underscored the college’s commitment to academic advancement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovation.

The Impact of Simulation Training on Anesthetic Skills in Veterinary Medicine

March 7, 2024

In the Media: Dogs Improve the Sleep Habits of Children with Autism

March 6, 2024

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The University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine focuses on the future. Our program is not only relevant to the challenges the profession faces today but is also committed to shaping the future of veterinary medicine.

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Our Doctor of Veterinary Medicine curriculum is non-traditional but grounded. The three-year nine-semester continuous curriculum engages students in hands-on, experiential learning to develop the profession's future leaders.

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