VCM 594: Applied Veterinary Science Capstone

Course Description

Culminating the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the degree into an applied veterinary science capstone project. Students will draw upon their creativity for innovation, integrating theory, practical experience, research, data collection, analytic skills, and critical thinking into solving a real-world problem. 

Course Goals

During this course, students will have the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills learned throughout the degree program to solve real-world problems. Students will be challenged to understand the problem, determine the project framework (scope, timeline, etc.), collect and analyze data, brainstorm, design and create an optimal solution, and present their findings. 

Learning Format

• A combination of individual and team-based elements. 

• Enhancing program objectives through practical applications like systems thinking, information literacy, problem analysis, applied innovation, career readiness, collaborative effectiveness, and network building leads to transferable workplace skills. 

• Address a practical issue in the field of veterinary science. 

• Create a professional development plan to guide your career path. 

Required: This course is a requirement for the AVS degree program. Enrollment requires departmental approval  

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