Veterinary medicine is an independent branch of science dealing with the prevention of various diseases, their diagnosis and treatment, as well as various injuries and disorders in animals. This branch includes not only theoretical knowledge, but also active practical activity. In addition, veterinary medicine solves veterinary and sanitary problems of environmental protection.

training of specialists with a high level of professional competence, able to solve scientific and practical problems, to carry out research, management and teaching activities.

branch institutes, expert, scientific and production establishments, regional, regional and Republican state veterinary structures, administrative institutions, control and analytical services, structures of veterinary service of MO, the Ministry of internal Affairs, KNB, state bodies in the field of veterinary service, the organizations of the higher and secondary professional education, research institutes, veterinary economic entities of various forms of ownership, etc.

analysis of scientific-technical information on the achievements of domestic and foreign science and practice in the field of veterinary medicine; organization and conducting of scientific-research works on veterinary science in the Republic of Kazakhstan and foreign countries; implementation of pedagogical activity in higher educational institutions of veterinary science; management in, business entities engaged in veterinary activities; expert activities in the field of veterinary medicine; production activities in veterinary medicine.

1.Common civil qualities: patriotism, expressed in love for the Motherland, citizenship, determined by an active lifestyle, civil self-consciousness, law-abiding, understanding of their civil rights, freedoms and duties.

2.Spiritual and moral qualities: humanity, honesty, conscientiousness, tolerance to other beliefs, world views and customs, decency, mercy.

3.Intellectual qualities: erudition, critical and emotional thinking, fluency in English, information and communication technologies, the ability to learn throughout life.

4.Business qualities: hard work, responsibility, flexibility, adaptability, ability to work in a team, ability to take non-standard decisions in emergency situations.

5.Organizational and volitional qualities: determination, self-demanding, , self-criticism, state of being organized, communicability, the existence of a shared culture, will, the ability to achieve the intended purpose.

6.Special qualities: love for nature

Doctoral learning outcomes - Veterinary medicine (Dublin descriptors)

At the end of the educational program graduates are able to:

1) demonstrate a systematic understanding of a field of study, and mastery of the skills and methods of research associated with that field;

2) demonstrate the ability to conceive, design, implement and adapt a substantial process of research with scholarly integrity;

3) contribute through original research that extends the frontier of knowledge by developing a substantial body of work, some of which merits national or international refereed publication;

4) critically analyze, evaluate and synthesize new and complex ideas;

5) communicate with their colleagues , the larger scholarly community and with society in general about their areas of expertise;

6) contribute to the promotion within academic and professional contexts, technological, social or cultural advancement in a knowledge based society;