Students of the fourth stage at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Karbala continue the summer training period in hospitals and veterinary clinics in the provinces of Karbala and Babylon, and in order to follow up students in the field by professors of the College of Veterinary Medicine, hospitals and veterinary clinics are visited periodically within a scientific curriculum prepared by the college and in cooperation with veterinary hospitals in which students are trained for two consecutive months (July and August).
The summer training for students aims to develop and refine their applied skills and allows the trainee student to link the theoretical and practical study of scientific subjects and to contribute to providing the community with efficient veterinary cadres that contribute to the advancement and advancement of the reality of livestock in the country.
It is worth noting that the students of the fourth stage of the summer training period were directly with the beginning of the summer vacation in hospitals and veterinary clinics in those governorates and under the joint supervision of professors of clinical branches in the college and doctors from those hospitals and veterinary clinics.
A scientific field visit to one of the model fields for the production of broiler chickens for the trainee fourth stage students
Within the curriculum of scientific activities for summer training prepared by the college, the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Karbala organized a scientific field visit to the field of generosity in Karbala, which is after one of the model fields for the production of broiler chickens in Karbala with a production capacity of 100,000 chickens and consists of three halls with a laboratory for the production of feed.
Through the training practice of the students, the halls were examined and after the autopsy was conducted, the following diseases were detected: Newcastle, infectious bronchitis, Jumborough, chronic respiratory disease
Coccidiosis (bloody diarrhea).
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