The European School for Advanced Veterinary Studies (ESAVS) was founded in 1991 in Luxembourg as a UETP (University-Enterprise-Training-Partnership) and pilot project of the EU COMETT II program.

ESAVS provides state-of-the-art study programs in a variety of clinical veterinary disciplines. Using university and commercial facilities in several countries, the ESAVS conducts these programs for veterinarians in practice and academia from all over the world. Internationally recognized teachers, a problem-oriented approach, intensive use of case presentations, interactive teaching, practical workshops/ wet labs and limited participant numbers per course optimize the effective exchange of knowledge and skills.

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• Certificate of Advanced Studies in Veterinary Medicine (CASVM)
• Master of Advanced Studies in Veterinary Medicine (MASVM)

• Study programmes in 15 veterinary clinical disciplines

• English

•  Training focused on the development of professional skills
• An approach to teaching case-solving methodology combining theory with practical training
• 30 years of experience
• All teachers are reputable experts in their field
• Training environment adapted to the specific needs of the discipline
• International faculty and students

• 2142 students
• 130 teachers
• Date of creation: 1991
• 3 campuses (Europe, Asia)

Accreditations and quality certification other than those of the FEDE:

VetCEE

A joint initiative of veterinary academia (European Association of Establishments of Veterinary Education – EAEVE), veterinary specialists (European Board of Veterinary Specialisation – EBVS) and the veterinary profession (Federation of Veterinarians of Europe – FVE and Union of European Veterinary Practitioners – UEVP)

ATF

The “Akademie für tierärztliche Fortbildung” (ATF; Academy for Veterinary Continuing Education) is a veterinary organisation in Germany. It is the training organisation of the German Veterinary Association for postgraduate training and further education of veterinarians.

• Programmes proposed in Europe and Asia