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Veterinary Medicine

The 'Physiology I' lecture starts in the 2nd semester. This is followed in the 3rd semester by the lecture series 'Physiology II', which is concluded in the 4th semester by the block 'Physiology III', which is carried out in close cooperation with the Institute of Veterinary Biochemistry and is therefore also called 'Clinical Biochemistry and Physiology III'. During this time, the series is supplemented by 'Physiological Exercises', in which students are given the opportunity to apply and deepen their theoretical knowledge in practice. The lectures are supplemented by small group seminars, which serve to consolidate the knowledge acquired through attending lectures and self-study. Various compulsory elective courses also provide a broader insight into scientific and diagnostic physiological practice.

Equine sciences, agricultural sciences

In addition to the 'Veterinary Medicine' degree program, the Institute is also part of the 'Equine Science' mono-bachelor's degree program also offered at Freie Universität Berlin and implemented at the Department of Veterinary Medicine.

Here, the Institute contributes its expertise to the course on the 'General Health Sciences of the Horse' and the lecture 'Biology of Animals', which is organized by the Faculty of Life Sciences at the Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences at Humboldt University and is attended by students of 'Equine Sciences' as well as students of 'Agricultural Sciences', 'Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences' and 'Teacher training students'.