Learning outcomes (Animal Science – Undergraduate – 2020)

Learning Outcomes of the Training Program: Detailed Requirements According to Circular 07/2015/TT-BGDĐT

2.1. Knowledge (PLO1)

• 1: Apply fundamental knowledge of political science, law, physical education (certification), national defense and security (certification), and information technology (basic IT application certification) to the practical work of an animal science engineer (bachelor).
• 2: Apply knowledge of natural sciences, social sciences, and the environment as a foundation for thinking to solve problems in the practical work of an animal science engineer scientifically and effectively, meeting the requirements of the 4.0 industrial era.
• 3: Apply basic knowledge of animal anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, nutrition, genetics, etc. in animal husbandry and veterinary activities..
• 4: Apply specialized knowledge to solve practical problems in livestock production: technological processes and livestock management according to different production systems.
• 5: Apply basic veterinary knowledge to prevent and treat common diseases and manage animal diseases..
• 6: Apply knowledge of law and environmental protection in professional activities.
• 7: Apply supplementary knowledge of scientific approaches, soft skills, business skills, and entrepreneurship in professional activities.

2.2. Skills (PLO2)

• 1: Identify, select solutions to solve and improve problems related to the practical work of the livestock industry appropriately.
• 2: Develop research proposals, conduct scientific research and technology transfer in the field of animal husbandry; analyze data, interpret and communicate the results of implementation, evaluate the quality and effectiveness of work.
• 3: Generate ideas, develop startups as a business owner, create jobs for oneself and others in a constantly changing professional environment.
• 4: Have a level 3/6 Vietnamese foreign language proficiency framework (B1 English certificate or equivalent).
• 5: Guide and supervise others in performing livestock production processes.

2.3. Capacity for autonomy and responsibility (PLO3)

• 1. Fully fulfill the social responsibility of a citizen in the institution where they live and work in the context of globalization.
• 2. Work and study independently or in groups, guide and supervise others to perform tasks effectively in the context of constantly changing work.
• 3. Practice the professional ethical standards of an animal science engineer.