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Program Overview

The Doctorat de 1er cycle en mťdecine vťtťrinaire (D.M.V.) is a 5-year, full-time program that prepares students to become veterinarians. The program is offered at the Saint-Hyacinthe and Rimouski campuses.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for admission, candidates must:

• Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
• Hold a DiplŰme d'ťtudes collťgiales (DEC) or equivalent
• Meet the specific prerequisites for the program, including courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics
• Pass the CASPer exam
• Participate in an interview (if invited)
• Meet the language proficiency requirements (French)

Program Structure

The program consists of 198 credits, including:

• 120 credits of core courses
• 30 credits of elective courses
• 30 credits of clinical rotations
• 18 credits of research projects

Courses

Some of the courses offered in the program include:

• DMV 1411: Stage prťclinique vťtťrinaire 1
• DMV 1412: Gťnomique mťdicale vťtťrinaire
• DMV 22311: Stage prťclinique vťtťrinaire 2.1
• DMV 22312: Stage prťclinique vťtťrinaire 2.2
• DMV 34111: Stage prťclinique vťtťrinaire 3.1
• DMV 34112: Stage prťclinique vťtťrinaire 3.2
• DMV 4100: Immersion : gestion et entrepreneuriat vťtťrinaire
• DMV 41351: Stage prťclinique vťtťrinaire 4.1
• DMV 41352: Stage prťclinique vťtťrinaire 4.2

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the program are:

• $2,177.05 per trimester for Quebec residents
• $5,387.20 per trimester for Canadian non-Quebec residents
• $15,602.05 per trimester for international students

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program can pursue careers as veterinarians in various settings, including:

• Private practice
• Research institutions
• Government agencies
• Industry
• Academia

Research Areas

The program offers opportunities for research in various areas, including:

• Animal health and disease
• Veterinary medicine and surgery
• Animal behavior and welfare
• Veterinary public health
• Food safety and security

Campus Life

The program is offered at the Saint-Hyacinthe and Rimouski campuses, which provide a unique and supportive learning environment. Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including clinics, laboratories, and animal housing.