Students of Wroslaw University of Life and Environmental Sciences are training at the department of veterinary medicine in NUBiP of Ukraine
Students of the 6th year of the faculty of veterinary medicine of Wroslaw University of Life and ENvironemental Science of Ukraine, namely Agate Przhyvoska and Agata Bolanovska trained at the faculty of veterinary medicine of our university for two weeks. It became possible due to the memorandum on cooperation between two universities.
Students learnt about the activities of departments of the faculty of veterinary medicine, museums of the department of anatomy named after V. H. Kasianenko and the department of parasitology and tropical veterinary medicine.
Students were interested in visiting Ukrainian laboratory of food safety and quality. Valerii Ushkalov presented different laboratories and modern methods of doing researches. Students studied the peculiarities of Ukrainian dairy company which is located in the village of Velykyi Krupin, Zhurivsky district, Kyiv region and JSC «Teresyne», Bila Tserkva district, Kyiv region.
Faculty staff, namely Mykola Zaharenko, Vasyl Poliakovskyi, Nataliia Boiko, Oleksii Melnyk, Roman Dymko, a postgraduate student Olha Boiko, a student Oksana Poladova shared their experience. They have already completed their internship at Wroslaw University of Life and Environmental Sciences and use this new knowledge and experience in their work.
Students also learnt about leading achievements of veterinary medicine, in particular new approaches to the diagnosing and healing small animals at modern clynical hospital of Kyiv. They are «Zooluks» and «Alden-vet», got to know about preventive measures in poultry at the farm «Chubynskyo straus» and many other interesting thing according to the program of the training.
Fruitful cooperation between faculties of veterinary medicine of Wroslaw University of Life and Environmental Sciences and National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine continues.
Mykola Tsvilikhovsky,
dean of Faculty of Veterinary medicine
Maryna Halat,
a coordinator of international programs of Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
