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Learn how Ohio State's College of Veterinary Medicine is a national and global leader in veterinary and comparative medicine and research. Explore its innovative curriculum, cutting-edge care, groundbreaking discoveries and opportunities for students and alumni.
At the Ohio State Veterinary Medical Center, you’ll find the highest level of professional veterinary medical care, whether your visit is for a well-check, chronic illness, urgent or emergency service.
The Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) Program is a challenging four-year program following three to four years of pre-professional study. It equips students with a comprehensive veterinary education, fosters critical thinking and prepares them for lifelong learning and professional development.
With an ambition to Be The Model ® comprehensive college of veterinary medicine in the world, our program is focused on innovation, collaboration and excellence in education, research, patient care, outreach and service.
The Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (DVM) is a rigorous four-year professional program preceded by three to four years of pre-professional study. The DVM educates students in the broad field of veterinary medicine, encourages critical and analytical thinking, and prepares students for lifelong learning and professional growth.
The Veterinary Medical Center at Dublin, part of The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center (VMC), offers easy access to after-hours urgent care and advanced specialty orthopedic surgery and ophthalmology care for your dog or cat without having to travel to campus!
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The At the Ohio State Veterinary Medical Center, you’ll find the highest level of professional veterinary medical care, whether your visit is for a well-check, chronic illness, or emergency service. We offer specialized and routine care for not only companion animals, but for horses and farm animals, including llamas and alpacas.
