Animal Health Management
Animal Health Management Certificate
The undergraduate certificate program in Animal Health teaches principles of animal disease management, control, eradication and identification based on actual case studies diagnosed in the upper Midwest. This approach allows students to research, think through, and make decisions about animal disease situations that represent real world scenarios. The training will equip students to make good decisions about animal health questions.
Certificate Requirements
Animal Health Management
Certificate Requirements
Required Credits: 16
| Requirements | ||
| ANSC 114 | Introduction to Animal Sciences | 3 |
| VETS 135 | Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic Animals | 3 |
| On-line Modules: Select 5 credits of the following: | 5 | |
MICR 370 | ||
| Dairy Cattle Health Management | ||
| Sheep Health Management | ||
| Equine Health Management | ||
| Swine Health Management | ||
| Bison Health Management | ||
| Feline Health Management | ||
| Canine Health Management | ||
| Electives: Select 5 credits of the following: | 5 | |
| Fundamentals/Animal Disease | ||
| Swine Health Management | ||
| Pathogenic Microbiology | ||
| Basic Immunology | ||
| Animal Virology | ||
| Feeds and Feeding | ||
| Introduction to Equine Studies | ||
| Fundamentals of Nutrition | ||
| Physiology of Reproduction | ||
| Zoonoses | ||
| Total Credits | 16 | |
Minor Requirements and Notes:
- Students must earn a 2.00 minimum GPA in the courses used to satisfy the certificate requirements.
