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Ability to analyse, synthesise and apply knowledge to problem-solving and decision-making.
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Knowledge and application of the scientific method in professional practice, including evidence-based medicine.
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General foundational knowledge of the veterinary profession, especially the legal, economic, administrative, planning, time-management and organisational context of veterinary professional bodies, as well as the importance of quality assurance, standardisation and adherence to protocols in veterinary practice.
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Fluent oral and written communication in the native language, listening and responding effectively, and using language appropriate to the audience and context.
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Knowledge of a second language, preferably English, particularly in technical aspects related to veterinary sciences.
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Use of information technologies to communicate, share, search for, collect, analyse and manage information, especially that related to veterinary activities.
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Ability to adapt to new situations, capacity for critical and self-critical thinking, awareness of personal limitations, and understanding of when and where to seek and obtain professional advice and assistance.
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Ability to work efficiently and effectively, both independently and as a member of a single- or multidisciplinary team, demonstrating respect, appreciation and sensitivity towards the work of others.
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Maintenance of ethical behaviour in the exercise of professional responsibilities towards the profession and society.
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Capacity for learning and research skills, awareness of the need to keep professional knowledge, skills and attitudes up to date through continuous professional development.
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Ability to work in an international context, valuing diversity and multiculturalism through knowledge of other cultures and customs.
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Knowledge and analysis of the diversity of people, cultures and ways of life.
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Knowledge and analysis of the various sources of Western thought.
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Knowledge and application of the principles and foundations of biometrics and statistics applied to veterinary sciences.
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Knowledge and application of the physical and chemical foundations of biological processes and their application to veterinary sciences.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of morphology, bionomics and systematics of animals and plants of veterinary interest.
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Knowledge and application of the structure of the eukaryotic cell and its organisation into tissues and organs.
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Knowledge and application of the morphology, topography and structure of organs and systems.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of ontogenetic development, congenital anomalies and their application to embryology.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of cellular excitability and communication.
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Knowledge and application of the functioning and regulation of body systems and organs.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of homeostasis.
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Knowledge and application of the principles and applications of the immune response.
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Knowledge and application of the molecular and genetic bases of biological processes.
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Knowledge and application of the basic principles of genetic biotechnology and population genetics.
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Knowledge and application of the productive ethological characteristics of animals, with particular reference to management.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of animal behaviour and the process of domestication.
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Knowledge and application of the study of microorganisms and parasites affecting animals, as well as those with industrial, biotechnological or ecological applications.
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Knowledge and application of the ethical principles of the veterinary profession.
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Knowledge and application of veterinary legislation and regulations.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of animal welfare and protection.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of bioethics.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of marketing and business management in both general and veterinary contexts.
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Knowledge and application of the principles of nosology.
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Knowledge and application of the description and pathogenesis of general alterations in the structure and function of cells, tissues, organs and systems.
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Knowledge and application of methods and procedures of clinical examination, complementary diagnostic techniques and their interpretation.
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Knowledge and application of diagnostic imaging and radiobiology.
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Knowledge and application of necropsy techniques.
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Knowledge and application of the recognition and diagnosis of different types of lesions and their association with pathological processes.
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Knowledge and application of the clinical study of the diseased individual and the required medical, surgical or hygienic-dietary treatments, as well as sporadic diseases affecting groups.
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Knowledge and application of diagnostic procedures.
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Knowledge and application of surgical techniques used in veterinary medicine.
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Knowledge and application of animal anaesthesia and resuscitation.
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Knowledge and application of reproduction, parturition and puerperium: care and diseases.
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Knowledge and application of assisted reproduction.
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Knowledge and application of ichthyopathology.
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Knowledge and application of general pharmacological principles and the study of different types of drugs.
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Knowledge and application of pharmacotherapy.
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Knowledge and application of the identification and study of natural and synthetic toxins.
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Knowledge and application of animal and environmental toxicology.
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Knowledge and application of the transmission and maintenance of diseases and methods for studying diseases in populations.
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Knowledge and application of infectious and parasitic diseases of veterinary interest, including their diagnosis and control.
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Knowledge and application of zoonoses and public health.
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Knowledge and application of health promotion in animal populations, including wildlife, in order to achieve maximum economic performance in a socially, ethically and hygienically acceptable manner.
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Knowledge and application of technical measures and regulations for the prevention, control and eradication of animal diseases.
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Knowledge and application of the foundations of animal production: traditional and current systems.
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Knowledge and application of raw materials for animal feeding: characteristics, production and preservation.
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Knowledge and application of the foundations of animal nutrition, ration formulation and feed manufacture.
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Knowledge and application of genetic applications to improvement and health programmes.
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Knowledge and application of reproductive strategies and procedures applied to production.
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Knowledge and application of the fundamentals of livestock facilities and environmental hygiene.
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Knowledge and application of the economics of the production process and marketing.
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Knowledge and application of sustainable development.
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Knowledge and application of aquaculture.
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Knowledge and application of food components and characteristics.
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Knowledge and application of technological processes for the production, preservation and processing of food.
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Knowledge and application of changes, alterations and adulterations that food products may undergo.
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Knowledge and application of sanitary criteria and legal bases for inspection.
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Knowledge and application of ante- and post-mortem veterinary inspection.
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Knowledge and application of the inspection of establishments and products.
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Knowledge and application of good hygiene practices, hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP).
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Knowledge and application of control of handling and treatments.
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Knowledge and application of food safety and public health.
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Knowledge and application of food risk analysis: risk assessment, management and communication.
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Knowledge and application of the investigation of foodborne disease outbreaks.
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Knowledge and application of the dynamics and demography of infection and intoxication.
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Knowledge and application of epidemiology and diagnosis.
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Knowledge and application of monitoring and surveillance systems.
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Ability to function in a pre-professional veterinary working environment, using veterinary or related equipment with autonomy and technical competence, resolving situations within the scope of their responsibility and knowledge, and interacting with colleagues, clients or suppliers.
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Completion of a Final Degree Project: a transversal subject carried out in association with different modules.
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Knowledge and application in practice of the principles and methodologies of veterinary medicine, as well as the acquisition of the skills and competences described in the general objectives of the degree.