Internship & Training Course
Internship in Equine Health
This program is a one-year rotation in equine clinic designed for national or international candidates already graduate in Veterinary Medicine. Our program aims to give a broad view into the world of equine veterinary medicine, surgery, anesthesia, reproduction, diagnostic imaging, emergency and critical care.
During the entire program the candidate is permanently supervised by a team of boarded veterinary specialists and their respective residents. The program runs from the first of July till the 30th of June each year. During the first 3 months all rounds are English-spoken, but all communications with clients and /or referring veterinarians are conducted in French by the clinician in charge. As of September with the return of our veterinary student in the clinics, the most of the activities will be predominantly in French.
All candidates accepted in our One-year Clinical Externship in Equine Health will be provided with a desk in a same office for better interaction with the rest of the clinical team. Accepted candidate are expected to follow the training any day of the week with some rotations including emergency duties at night.
Training course in small animal clinics - Programme d’été de formation
Le centre hospitalier universitaire vétérinaire animaux de compagnie (CHUVAC) de VetAgro Sup propose un programme de formation clinique d’une durée de 2 à 8 semaines (exceptionnellement 1 semaine) pendant la période estivale (du 3 juillet au 3 septembre 2023).
Les étudiants sont accueillis au sein des différents services cliniques dédiés aux animaux de compagnie : anesthésie-analgésie, cardiologie, chirurgie, comportement, dermatologie, imagerie médicale, médecine interne, médecine préventive, neurologie, Nouveaux Animaux de Compagnie, oncologie, ophtalmologie, pratique générale – 1ère opinion, reproduction et urgences-réanimation-soins-intensifs.
Pour postuler, l’étudiant :
- Doit être inscrit pendant l’année universitaire 2022-2023, en avant-dernière ou dernière année de son programme d’études dans un établissement d’enseignement vétérinaire européen ou partenaire de VetAgro Sup qui accepte de fournir une convention de stage.
- Avoir validé un minimum de trois années d’enseignement vétérinaire incluant des enseignements théoriques de médecine et de chirurgie.
- Avoir à minima le niveau B2 en langue française.
Summer school
Summer Equine Clinical Externship Lyon
The Veterinary Campus of Lyon (VetAgro Sup), first veterinary School to be created in the world, is accredited by the European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education (E.A.E.V.E.), the American Veterinary Medical Association (A.V.M.A.) and is the only veterinary institution in France to offer a Summer Equine Clinical Externship program for veterinary students in English.
From an educational point of view, it opens the doors of our Teaching Hospital to international students and to French veterinary
students who want to improve their knowledge of English before going abroad for further specialization.
Animal Health and Welfare
During nearly three weeks (June 19th – July 5th 2018) 19 participants from 14 countries (Argentina, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Cameroon, Hong Kong, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Malaysia, Uganda, Philippines, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine) will familiarize themselves with animal health and welfare issues affecting trade between European Union and third countries.
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Agroecology and animal production
Are you interested in agroecology systems? And specific in the livestock component? Would you like to broaden and deepen your understanding on this topic from a broad perspective and European context? Then this summer school might be something for you. Agroecology is receiving increasing attention as a sustainable solution for future agriculture. Livestock is a key component in agroecological systems. Yet livestock production gives rise to growing concerns about social and environmental consequences. Implementation of the agroecological approach therefore is of growing importance for the future of agriculture, in specific livestock systems.
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Masters
Global Quality in European Livestock Production (GLOQUAL)
The Master Global Quality in European Livestock Production (GLOQUAL) focuses on the quality of animal production methods to meet societal expectations: environment, health, ethical, safety, product quality, regional development, economy of animal and crop production sectors, consumption patterns…
The objective is to train executives able to apply and propose multi-criteria evaluation methods to improve the global quality of animal production systems.
Food identity
Become an expert in the development of local and traditional food products
Higher education in both Food Science and agribusiness for local and traditional food products
The MSc programme combined scientific and technical knowledge and field experience. It provides an in-depth knowledge for traditional and local production.
ENSV-FVI international actions
e-CERISE: remote graduating training during 12 months (implementation of World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) standards)
Residential courses: standard or customised training programmes, study trip and visits from foreign delegations
Support to training units setting up, in partnership with countries
Involvement with the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) platform for the veterinary services training; hosting the platform office