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The UGA College of Veterinary Medicine - Graduate Studies and Graduate Affairs
Contact:
Director of Graduate Programs
Dr. Liliana Jaso-Friedmann
501 D.W. Brooks Drive
Suite 226
Athens, GA 30602 USA
706.542.5752

Important Dates:
Due Oct. 1: (required)
VMCAS Veterinary Application

Due Jan 15:
Complete application for assistantship consideration

Due Nov 1: (required)
DVM-PhD Supplemental Application

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Graduate Assistantships

Purpose:

Veterinary graduate research assistantships provided by the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine are intended primarily for the research training of veterinarians who are citizens (or permanent residents) of the United States. These individuals are expected to fill research positions in industry, government and academia.

Although veterinary graduate training contributes to the research and teaching mission of the College, its overriding purpose is the education of DVM (or VMD, or equivalent) graduate students. Apprenticeship research and teaching activities under faculty mentorship provide increasing levels of responsibility that effectively teach graduate students how to conduct independent research.


Recruitment and Admission:


Financial Support:

All admitted students will be given accurate information about the costs they will incur and realistic assessment of future prospects for financial support.


Graduate Curriculum:


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