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PgC Small Animal Dermatology

Different course options

Study mode

Online

Duration

2 years

Start date

MAY-24

Key information
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Qualification type

Postgraduate Certificate

Subject areas

Veterinary Medicine

Course type

Taught

Course Summary

The diagnosis and management of skin disease represents a major component of small animal practice.

The emphasis of this programme is very much on the approach to different conditions – practical examination techniques, application of appropriate diagnostic procedures and an understanding of the potential complications associated with different body systems, rather than an exhaustive list of potential disorders.

Explore the latest dermatologic developments from a new (online) perspective

Skin disorders are fairly common clinical presentations in small animal practices – but that doesn’t mean their diagnosis and treatment are always easy to figure out. Improve International invites you to embark on an immersive and interactive learning experience – the NEW Postgraduate Certificate Programme in Dermatology. Through online lectures and different case discussions, you will learn how to confidently approach the dog, cat and exotic patient presenting with the various manifestations of skin disease in a logical and scientific manner.

Modules

Key learning objectives: Understand the pathogenesis and clinical features of the cutaneous manifestations of internal disease excluding endocrine disorders; Appreciate the differential diagnosis of these conditions and the approach to their investigation and treatment; Become more familiar with congenital hereditary disorders; Develop your understanding of the effect of deficiency or excess of vitamins or minerals in skin disease.

Tuition fees

UK fees
Course fees for UK students

For this course (per year)

£5,000

International fees
Course fees for EU and international students

For this course (per year)

£5,000

Entry requirements

All applicants must: hold a veterinary qualification, have spent a minimum of one year in veterinary practice, be on the RCVS Home Practising Register (UK-based applicants), hold a qualification that would entitle them to register as a member of the RCVS (applicants based outside the UK).

University information

Harper Adams University has been providing world-leading, specialist education in the fields of agriculture, farming, and animal science for 120 years. It is now the UK’s market leader, by share of volume of students, for postgraduate degrees in agricultural and veterinary subjects (HESA, 2018). The university offers master’s programmes developed in conjunction with industry, across a range of topics related to agricultural production,...more