Program Studi S1 Kedokteran Hewan

Koordinator Program Studi S1 FKH Universitas Airlangga

Dr. M. Gandul Atik Yuliani, drh., M.Kes

Menjadi program studi terkemuka di tingkat nasional maupun internasional, pelopor pengembangan pendidikan dan penelitian dalam bidang Kedokteran Hewan serta Peternakan, yang mandiri dan inovatif berdasarkan moral agama, etika, kelestarian lingkungan hidup dan kesejahteraan hewan dengan tetap berorientasi pada kesejahteraan masyarakat.

a. Menyelenggarakan pendidikan sarjana dalam bidang veteriner serta peternakan yang berbasis teknologi perkuliahan modern, yang dapat menghasilkan lulusan dengan kemampuan professional serta keinginan kuat untuk mengembangkan ilmunya, berjiwa entrepreneur, yang menjunjung tinggi moral agama dan etika

b. Menyelenggarakan penelitian dasar, terapan dan penelitian kebijakan yang inovatif dan berkualitas tinggi dalam bidang veteriner serta peternakan untuk menunjang pengembangan ilmu pengetahuan, pendidikan dan pengabdian masyarakat berlandasakan moral agama, etika, kelestarian lingkungan hidup dan kesejahteraan hewan

c. Mendharmabaktikan keahlian dalam bidang veteriner serta peternakan kepada masyarakat

d. Terwujudnya hubungan kemitraan yang saling menguntungkan dengan institusi terkait dalam rangka mewujudkan kemandirian fakultas yang berorientasi pada mutu serta kemampuan bersaing di tingkat nasional dan internasional.

Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine

The objectives of the Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (BoVM) program are aligned with the vision and mission of the program, the objective of BoVM are:

1. Produce knowledgeable and ethical graduates who possess a strong foundation in veterinary and animal husbandry sciences, preparing them for further professional education or to compete in related fields at the national and international levels.
2. Facilitate research-based learning that introduces students to innovative approaches in solving basic problems in veterinary science and animal
husbandry, contributing to the development of science and technology.
3. Promote student involvement in community-based activities that build awareness and responsibility toward solving veterinary and animal
husbandry issues within society.
4. Develop a bachelor-level program that is adaptive, creative, and responsive to developments in veterinary science, technology, and global challenges.
5. Foster an academic environment that nurtures critical thinking, ethical awareness, environmental consciousness, and the principles of animal welfare
in line with national values and global standards.

Learning Outcomes (LO) of Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine

Attitude	LO 1	Students are devout, uphold humanity and diversity, demonstrate nationalism, care for society and the environment, obey the law, act responsibly, uphold academic ethics, and embody independence, entrepreneurship, and excellence with morality.
Attitude	LO2	Able to keep up with developments in veterinary and animal science, think critically, creatively, and systematically, and demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning.
General Skills	LO 3	Students are able to think logically, critically, and innovatively in applying science and technology; demonstrate independent and measurable performance; produce scientific work in accordance with ethical standards; process and utilize data accurately; and take responsibility for their work while maintaining the authenticity of scientific outputs.
Specific Skills	LO 4	Demonstrate an understanding of veterinary professional ethics, including the principles behind the veterinary oath and code of conduct, and the role of ethics in veterinary practice and animal welfare.
	LO 5	Understand the structure and function of the national animal health system, including the basics of veterinary legislation and programs related to disease prevention and control of zoonotic and non-zoonotic diseases.
	LO 6	Demonstrate basic knowledge of medical procedures and the principles of diagnostic and therapeutic techniques used in veterinary practice.
	LO 7	Demonstrate skills in handling several diseases in large animals, small animals, poultry, exotic animals, wild animals, aquatic animals and laboratory animals.
	LO 8	Demonstrate the ability to assist in basic clinical, laboratory, and epidemiological procedures, including simple diagnostics, animal nutrition assessment, and pre- and post-mortem examination procedures.
	LO 9	Possess foundational skills in professional communication, including basic client interaction, informed consent principles, and the ethical aspects of communication in veterinary contexts.
	LO 10	Understand the principles of biosecurity, zoonotic disease prevention, and environmental management in relation to veterinary public health.
	LO 11	Demonstrate the ability to perform basic data collection such as anamnesis, physical observation, and simple laboratory tests; understand how diagnoses are formed; and practice recordkeeping under supervision.
	LO 12	Understand the fundamentals of risk analysis, veterinary economics, and entrepreneurship relevant to animal health and veterinary services.
	LO 13	Develop basic analytical, research, and reporting skills applicable to veterinary science and be able to contribute to scientific communication.
	LO 14	Understand the foundational concepts of veterinary service and health management systems and the role of veterinarians within them.
Knowledge	LO 15	Students are able to master concepts, theories, methods, and philosophical foundations of science systematically through learning, work experience, research, and community service; possess fundamental knowledge of veterinary science; demonstrate scientific reasoning and sound research practices; and are capable of implementing outreach or counseling programs related to livestock development and animal health.
Knowledge	LO 16	Understand Human Rights and associated rights and obligations, animal welfare, bioethics in veterinary research and services, academic ethics, veterinary health law, veterinary code of ethics, code of conduct for veterinary health services, informed consent, and issues of negligence (malpractice) in veterinary care.

Curriculum Structure of the Bachelor Program in Veterinary Medicine

NO	CODE		SUBJECT	CREDIT		TOTAL	ECTS
NO	CODE		SUBJECT	Lec	Lab	TOTAL	ECTS
SEMESTER I
Institutional Compulsory Courses
1.	AGI101		Islam Religion I	2	0	2	3,2
	AGP101		Christianity Protestant Religion I	2	0
	AGK101		Catholicisms Religion I	2	0
	AGH101		Hinduism Religion I	2	0
	AGB101		Budhism Religion I	2	0
	AGC101		Confucianism Religion I	2	0
2.	NOP104		Civic Education	2	0	2	3,2
3.	NOP103		Five Principle of Indonesi	2	0	2	3,2
4.	BAI101		Indonesian Language	2	0	2	3,2
5.	SIP107		Data and Literature	2	0	2	3,2
Compulsory Subjects in the Health Cluster
6.	ETM101		Health Law Ethics	2	0	2	3,2
7.	KMU103		Communication & Health Service	2	0	2	3,2
Study Program Compulsory Courses
8.	BIZ113		Basic Veterinary Anatomy	2	1	3	4,8
9.	BIR102		Veterinary Embriology	1	1	2	3,2
	Sub Total			17	2	19	30,4
			Off Campus
SEMESTER II
Institutional Compulsory Courses
1.	PHP103	Logic and Critical Thinking		2	0	2	3,2
2.	MNM107	Introduction to Collaborative Science		2	0	2	3,2
3.	MNM106	Communication and Self-development		2	0	2	3,2
Study Program Compulsory Courses
4.	BIZ114	Veterinary Topographic Anatomy		2	1	3	4,8
5.	BIZ116	Veterinary Histology		2	2	4	6,4
6.	BIZ118	Veterinary Biochemistry		3	1	4	6,4
7.	KHR101	Introduction of Veterinary Science		2	0	2	3,2
	Sub Total			15	4	19	30,4

		Off Campus
SEMESTER III
Study Program Compulsory Courses
1.	BIZ115		Applied Anatomy and Capita Selecta	1	1	2	3,2
2.	KHU105		Veterinary Physiology	3	1	4	6,4
3.	FAT402		Veterinary Pharmacology	2	1	3	4,8
4.	BIM214		Bacteriology and Mycology	2	1	3	4,8
5.	BIM215		Virology	1	1	2	3,2
6.	BIM212		Veterinary Parasitology	1	1	2	3,2
7.	KHR201		Ruminant and Non-Ruminant Science	1	1	2	3,2
8.	NUV101		Animal Feed and Nutrition Science	2	0	2	3,2
9.	BIG101		Animal Genetic	2	0	2	3,2
	Sub Total			15	7	22	35,2
			Off Campus

SEMESTER IV
Institusi Institutional Compulsory Courses
1.	AGI403		Applied Islamic Religion	2	0	2	3,2
	AGP403		Applied Protestant Religion	2	0
	AGK403		Applied Catholicisms Religion	2	0
	AGH403		Applied Hinduism Religion	2	0
	AGB403		Applied Budhism Religion	2	0
	AGC403		Applied Confucianism Religion	2	0
Study Program Compulsory Courses
2.	FAT403		Veterinary Toxicology and Pharmacotherapy	2	1	3	4,8
3.	KHD206		Bacterial and Fungal Disease	2	1	3	4,8
4.	KHD207		Viral Diseases	2	1	3	4,8
5.	KHU103		General Veterinary Pathology	2	1	3	4,8
6.	KHD203		Parasitic Disease	2	1	3	4,8
7.	KLV201		Veterinary Counseling	2	0	2	3,2
8.	KHT301		Animal Feed Technology	1	2	2	3,2
	Sub Total			15	7	22	35,2
			Off Campus

SEMESTER V

Study Program Compulsory Courses
1.	KHD401	Veterinary Clinic Diagnosis		2	1	3	4,8
2.	FAF303	Veterinary Pharmaceutical Sciences		2	1	3	4,8
3.	KHU104	Systemic Veterinary Pathology		2	1	3	4,8
4.	KMV303	Veterinary Public Health		2	0	2	3,2
5.	KHU401	Veterinary Clinical Pathology		2	1	3	4,8
6.	PNV301	Research methodology & Statistics		2	0	2	3,2
7.	BII101	Immunology		2	0	2	3,2
				14	4	18
		Off Campus
8.	KNT401	Community Services (KKN- BBM)		–	–	3	4,8
	Sub Total					21	33,6

SEMESTER VI
Study Program Compulsory Courses
1.	KHB401	General Veterinary Surgery Science		1	1	2	3,2
2.	KHD313	Poultry Health Management		2	0	2	3,2
3.	KMV305	Health Feed of Animal Origin		2	1	3	4,8
4.	HKD104	Veterinary Legislation		2	0	2	3,2
5.	KHD312	Large Animal Internal Medicine Science		1	1	2	3,2
6.	KHD302	Zoonoses		2	0	2	3,2
7.	FIN402	Veterinary Radiology		1	1	2	3,2
8.	KHF201	Reproductive Physiology and Technology		2	1	3	4,8
Elective Courses (choose one)
1.	MNH401	Experimental Animal Management	2		0	2		3,2
2.	MNS201	Dairy Cow Health Management	2		0
3.	MNG306	Horse, Dog, and Cat Management	2		0
4.	KIO311	Bioproduct, Biosafety and Biosecurity	2		0
	Sub Total		15		5	20		32
		Off Campus

SEMESTER VII
Study Program Compulsory Courses
1.	MNW201	Enterpreneurship	2	0	2	3,2
2.	LKM401	Environmental Health	2	0	2	3,2
3.	KHD304	Aquatic Animal Disease Science	1	1	2	3,2
4.	KHB402	Special Veterinary Surgery Science	2	1	3	4,8
5.	KHD403	Small Animal Internal Medicine Science	2	1	3	4,8
6.	KHO403	Veterinary Obstetrics and Infertility	2	1	3	4,8
7.	KME418	Veterinary Economics and Epidemiology	1	1	2	3,2
Elective Courses (choose one)
1.	LKM106	Wildlife	2	0	2	3,2
2.	PKA401	Veterinary Acupuncture	2	0
3.	KUH401	Veterinary Forensics	2	0
4.	KHT401	Stem Cell	2	0
		Sub Total	14	5	19	30,4
		Off Campus
SEMESTER VIII
1.	PNH498	Seminar	–	–	3	4,8
2.	PNH499	Undergraduate Thesis	–	–	5	8
		Sub Jumlah			8	12,8
		Jumlah Total	150 credits			240

Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine

The graduates of the Bachelor of Veterinary Study Program are expected to have profiles as follows:

a	Manager in the veterinary and animal husbandry sector	Capable of supporting professional veterinarian and institutions through data analysis, health monitoring, and laboratory or fieldwork assistance, while adhering to scientific and ethical standards.
b	Veterinary and animal husbandry consultant	Able to contribute to the preparation and delivery of basic advisory services under supervision of professional veterinarian, based on evidence and scientific reasoning in veterinary and animal husbandry contexts.
c	Entrepreneur in the veterinary and animal husbandry sector	Demonstrates an entrepreneurial mindset by identifying opportunities and applying knowledge to support business initiatives in animal health, production, or related industries at an entry level.
d	Researcher in the field of veterinary and animal husbandry	Able to assist in conducting basic research activities and contribute to scientific inquiry and innovation in veterinary and animal husbandry fields under the guidance of senior researchers.