Veterinary medicine encompasses a wide range of life sciences, from animal medicine to the biology of mammals and higher vertebrates. In the Department of Veterinary Medicine at University of Tokyo, the most advanced research is conducted at the molecular, cellular and in vivo levels to fully understand the life processes of both normal and diseased animals.

At University of Tokyo, Veterinary medicine has two aspects of science. It is a basic science that understands the basic mechanisms of biological phenomena and an applied science that meets the social needs to maintain and improve human well-being and livestock productivity. The department works with the Veterinary Center located on the Yayoi campus. The center is equipped with the latest state-of-the-art medical equipment and plays an important role as a leading veterinary hospital in its field.

Country: Japan

Tuition fee: ¥282,000~¥535,800

Website: https://www.a.u-tokyo.ac.jp/english/departments_e/d-vms.html

Seoul National University College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM SNU) consists of three areas: veterinary life sciences, veterinary pathobiology and preventive medicine, and veterinary clinical science. It has 40 excellent faculty and 50 dedicated administrative staff.

Seoul National University College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM SNU) also has 416 undergraduate and graduate students who strive to be the best veterinarians. In addition, it has subsidiaries such as VMTH, Veterinary Research Institute, BK21 Veterinary Research and Training Institute, Zoological Infectious Diseases Research Center, Adult Stem Cell Research Center, ANF Digital Library, and Laboratory Animal Center. In 2005, the Veterinary Research Institute established the Animal Disease Diagnosis Research Center to provide analysis and diagnosis of target cases, expanding the field of interdisciplinary research and providing educational opportunities.

Country: Seoul, South Korea
Bachelor (foreigners): 6,775 USD /year.
Website: https://vet.snu.ac.kr/

The College of Veterinary Medicine at National Taiwan University (SVM), reorganized from the Department of Veterinary Medicine on August 1, 2008, is not only a milestone in the innovation of veterinary education in Taiwan, but also an important step back to Taiwan's International School of Development veterinary education.

This is an essential step towards the regulation and prevention of zoonotic diseases, the protection of food safety for animal products, the introduction of modern veterinary methods, the identification of issues related to animal welfare, and the expansion of laboratory knowledge about animals. It is also significant to develop a system of veterinary specialties and continuing education. SVM includes three organizations: Department of Veterinary Sciences and Research Institute (Bachelor's Program since 1942, Master's Program since 1968, Doctoral Program since 1977) and Institute of Veterinary Clinical Sciences (Master's Program since 2007). Institute of Molecular and Comparative Pathological Biology (Master from 2011).

Country: Taipei, Taiwan
Bachelor (foreigners): NT$50,726 to NT$56,264 each semester.
Website: http://www.vm.ntu.edu.tw/DVM_Eng/id/index.html

The Department of Veterinary Sciences at Osaka University includes specialists in veterinary education, the attitudes and skills that can integrate expertise and skills in applied animal science, experts who can contribute to animal diagnosis and treatment and public health, and international experts who can demonstrate innovative leadership in the field of biomedical life. It aims to nurture fields related to animals and humans.

From April 2009, the Department of Veterinary Medicine has moved to the new Rinku Campus located on the beach opposite Kansai International Airport. On this new campus, the Veterinary Center and Laboratory Animal Training and Research Center are housed in the Department's Teaching and Research Building. The department implements an improved program for staff development in a new base equipped with the latest teaching and research equipment.

Country: Osaka, Japan
Tuition: First Semester: 267,900/ Second Semester: 267,900
Website: http://www.bioenv.osakafu-u.ac.jp/eng/

The world's first institution of higher education to provide scientific education in the field of veterinary medicine was founded in Lyon in early 1762 by Claude BOURGELATOM and his colleagues. The faculty of veterinary medicine of the University of Istanbul was created to combat the rinderpest epidemic, and this goal was achieved in a short period of time. This great achievement of the Faculty of Veterinary Lyon has opened up many new Faculties of Veterinary Medicine from all over Europe that can be visited in a short time.

Its mission is to train competent veterinarians with a rigorous scientific approach by adopting modern educational principles and producing public information and services to improve public health and produce healthy animals in Istanbul, the city that connects Asia and Europe. The University of Istanbul aims to become a leading, internationally recognized and preferred veterinary school in the country.

Country: Istanbul, Turkey
Bachelor (foreigners): 3,000 USD /year.
Website: https://veteriner.istanbulc.edu.tr/en/_

Established in 1985, the Koret School of Veterinary Medicine at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel's only veterinary school. Founded by Professor Kalman Perk. The school is part of the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment. Robert H. Smith of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Since its inception, it has been a vibrant and dynamic school offering a four-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program. Coret School is located on the campus of the Faculty of Agriculture in Rehovot and on the campus of Veterinary Pedagogical University Hospital in Rizon LeZion.

The goal of Koreta Veterinary College is to educate and educate highly qualified veterinary students with a particular focus on Israel's special needs, enabling them to meet the current and future challenges of the veterinary profession. The Coret School also offers graduate and continuing education programs for local veterinarians and immigrant veterinarians. They also conduct research in basic science and clinical veterinary medicine. Coret School has a special responsibility to provide professional, practical, ethical and educational support. With more than ever veterinarians to address the many health and environmental challenges of underdeveloped countries, the Koret School is committed to serving as the nation's premier reference center for veterinarians and maintaining a unique center of excellence in veterinary medicine in the Middle East.

Country: Israel
Tuition: US$ 3,765
Website: https://en.vetschool.agri.huji.ac.il/