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Learning outcomes (Veterinary Medicine – Master’s Program with Research Orientation – 2022)

Published on 07/09/2026 · letranhoan
Symbol Categories of learning outcomes Competency level
1 Knowledge  
1.1 General knowledge and skills throughout Hue University (3 credits – Philosophy).  
1.1.1
1.2 General knowledge by training unit (9-12 credits)  
1.2.1 (maximum 10 targets level X.x.x)
1.3 General knowledge for the major group  
1.3.1 Apply physiological and biochemical processes in livestock to address issues related to animal health management. Applicable
1.3.2 Apply in-depth knowledge of microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, and viruses) and toxins in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of animal diseases. Applicable
1.3.3 Apply knowledge of biotechnology and molecular biology techniques in veterinary animal husbandry. Applicable
1.3.4 Apply the One Health approach to address issues related to zoonotic diseases and food safety. Applicable
1.3.5 Apply statistical knowledge to design research studies in the field of veterinary medicine.  Applicable
   Knowlege on major/specificity and supplements  
1.4.1 Apply knowledge of epidemiology, utilize geographic information systems (GIS), immunology, and complex infectious diseases in the prevention and control of animal diseases. Applicable
1.4.2 Apply knowledge of pathology, surgery, internal medicine, metabolic disorders, and diagnostic laboratory techniques in veterinary disease diagnosis. Analyzable
1.4.3 Apply knowledge of animal reproduction to improve livestock production efficiency. Applicable
1.5 Knowledge from internships and thesis/dissertation work  
1.5.1 Be able to critically discuss current and relevant academic topics. Explainable
1.5.2 Apply laboratory techniques to analyze samples. Applicable
1.5.3 Utilize statistical data analysis methods specialized in veterinary medicine. Applicable
1.5.4 Use knowledge to design experiments and collect data that meet the research objectives. Applicable
2. Skills  
2.1 Skills in logical reasoning and problem-solving  
2.1.1 Handle disease outbreaks and research situations logically. Able to perform
2.1.2 Possess skills in data collection and sample gathering for research. Able to perform
2.1.3 Skills in writing and presenting scientific reports. Able to perform
2.1.4 Apply knowledge of molecular biology and serology in advanced diagnostic testing. Applicable
2.2 Research and knowledge exploration skills:  
2.2.1 Skills in updating scientific information. Able to perform
2.2.2 Ability to identify new issues in professional practice. Able to perform
2.2.3 Critical thinking skills. Able to perform
2.2.4 Ability to design and implement experiments, analyze results in veterinary research, and write scientific reports. Able to perform
2.2.5 Skills in vaccine use and management, as well as in establishing disease-free zones or facilities. Able to perform
2.3 Systematic thinking skills:  
2.3.1 Skills in synthesizing information for managing animal disease outbreaks. Able to perform
2.3.2 Ability to organize and coordinate planning among stakeholders to address veterinary-related issues. Able to perform
2.4 Professional skills  
2.4.1 Effectively implement veterinary activity plans at various scales and in different situations. Able to perform
2.4.2 Apply acquired knowledge to diagnose animal diseases. Able to perform
2.4.3 Utilize learned knowledge to explain the causes of infectious diseases. Able to perform
2.4.4 Apply principles of pathogen circulation to propose measures for preventing infectious diseases.    Able to perform
3 Autonomy and responsibility
3.1 Personal autonomy and responsibility  
3.1.1 Demonstrate professional critical thinking to enhance creativity in professional practice. Applicable
3.2 Professional autonomy and responsibility Applicable
3.2.1 Exhibit humane attitudes in the treatment of animals/livestock. Applicable
3.3 Social autonomy and responsibility  
3.3.1 Demonstrate high responsibility and professional ethics toward the community and society. Applicable
3.3.2 Maintain a proper attitude in the use of medications and management of disease outbreaks. Applicable
3.3.3 Communicate effectively about the prevention and control of animal diseases, especially zoonotic diseases. Applicable
3.3.4 Show a proper attitude in detecting, controlling, and handling animals, meat, and meat products that do not meet consumption standards. Applicable