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Learning outcomes (Veterinary Medicine – Undergraduate – 2025)

Published on 21/09/2026 · letranhoan
1. Knowledge
PLO1 Apply basic theoretical knowledge of Marxism-Leninism, Ho Chi Minh Thought, and the revolutionary line of the Communist Party of Vietnam in implementing Party policies and State law in professional activities.
PLO2 Apply knowledge of the natural sciences, social sciences, and environment as a thinking foundation for scientifically and effectively solving practical veterinary problems in response to the requirements of Industry 4.0.
PLO3 Explain the structure and functions of organs and tissues, metabolic processes, and the principles of action of drugs and toxic substances in healthy and diseased animals.
PLO4 Analyze mechanisms of disease development, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment in animals.
PLO5 Explain veterinary epidemiological factors and regulations in the fields of animal production, veterinary medicine, and the environment.
PLO6 Apply specialized knowledge to develop appropriate animal-production procedures and manage animal reproduction.
PLO7 Synthesize disciplinary knowledge to develop biosecurity procedures and animal-disease treatment protocols.
2. Skills
PLO8 Use basic information technology effectively and achieve at least Level 3/6 of the Vietnamese Foreign Language Proficiency Framework (B1 English or equivalent) to solve problems in life and professional practice.
PLO9 Apply critical thinking, soft skills, and teamwork to solve problems in scientific research and professional practice.
PLO10 Apply knowledge of the structure and functions of organs and tissues in the animal body to animal-production and veterinary activities.
PLO11 Perform clinical and paraclinical diagnostic procedures in veterinary medicine.
PLO12 Perform procedures for the prevention and treatment of animal diseases.
PLO13 Perform technological procedures in Animal Production and Veterinary Medicine.
PLO14 Analyze data and interpret and communicate results of activities in the veterinary field.
3. Autonomy and responsibility
PLO15 Develop a clear future orientation, demonstrate dedication to the profession and an entrepreneurial spirit in Veterinary Medicine, and maintain motivation for lifelong learning.
PLO16 Comply with the law, internal regulations of the workplace, and standards of professional ethics.