Advanced statistical methods in veterinary epidemiology (VPM013) This module will provide an introduction to advanced methods of statistical modelling of epidemiological data (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Animal welfare (LHM016) Issues addressed in this module range from the methods used by farmers and producers to individual cases brought to veterinarians (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Developing and monitoring of livestock production systems (VPM018) This module provides an analytical framework from which you can develop a systematic appreciation of livestock production systems (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Economics for livestock development and policy (LVM019) This module provides an understanding of economics that can be applied in policy development at national and individual farm level (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Epidemiology and animal health economics (LVM004) This module provides an overview of analytical methods relevant in the context of animal disease control and livestock production (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Management of infectious disease outbreaks in animal populations (LVM017) This module provides comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical tools for managing major infectious diseases in livestock (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Research design and methods (LVM014) In this module students will undertake a research project, including the presentation of results and writing a grant application (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Statistical methods in veterinary epidemiology (VPM012) This module provides key statistical knowledge and the skills needed to analyse and interpret data in epidemiological studies (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Surveillance and investigation of animal health (VPM015) This module provides an overview of the different methods suitable for designing surveillance programmes for disease control (credit bearing). 240-hours.
Veterinary public health (LVM006) This module provides an overview of the role of veterinary professionals with respect to the protection of the health of the public (credit bearing). 240-hours.
