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Program Learning Outcome

Descriptions

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Professional

A veterinarian is expected to be able to provide veterinary services and interact professionally with individuals and the community. The veterinarian must demonstrate the quality of continuous animal service, establish good cooperation with all parties involved in the community, including other fellow veterinarians. A veterinarian is expected to have professional veterinary abilities in various animal health services both public and private.

2

Leader

A veterinarian is expected to be able to be a leader in various fields and situations (for example in a team), have leadership qualities that include the ability to empathize, communicate, make decisions, manage effectively, and be a leader in a limited time for animals and community welfare.

3

Manager

A veterinarian is expected to be able to manage all veterinary medicine resources (human, physical, and financial resources) and information; work with the team as a supervisor and as a manager/leader in the veterinary services team. A veterinarian is obliged to have a high responsibility in disseminating information about veterinary services and related products.

4

Entrepreneur

A veterinarian is expected to be able to create his own business. A veterinarian must have the capacity.

5

Researcher

A veterinarian is expected to have the competence and commitment to conduct research and take strategic decisions with full responsibility, in all aspects relevant to veterinary issues.

6

Life-long-learner

Aveterinarian is expected to have the will, passion, concept, principles and commitment as a veterinarian, to continue to learn and improve his knowledge through his professional career