Degree Type: Associate of Applied Science Degree, AAS, Certificate, CER
Pathway: Science, Engineering and Math
Veterinary Technology is the perfect career path for animal lovers. Our program offers hands-on training that prepares you to work in diverse settings, including veterinary clinics, research labs, wildlife rehabilitation centers, and livestock care. You’ll learn about pharmacology, parasitology, surgical procedures, exotic and large animal care, radiology, and humane restraint techniques. With experienced faculty and strong industry connections, PPSC provides the knowledge and skills you need to thrive in the veterinary field.
This program has been closed. Please contact the Executive Dean of Science, Engineering & Math Division or PPSC Advising for advising on alternative options.
The Veterinary Assistant certificate program provides training in veterinary health and handling of a variety of domestic animals with the focus on tasks for assisting the Veterinary Technician and Veterinarians to become a part of the veterinary medical team.
Ready for a career where every day is an exciting adventure? Turn your passion for animals into a lifelong career with our Zoo Keeping Technology program! One of only six programs nationwide, we offer hands-on experience in caring for endangered species. You’ll dive into conservation, animal husbandry, exhibit design, biology, and preventative medicine. Graduates enjoy rewarding careers in zoos, wildlife preserves, humane societies, and aquariums.
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When you study Biology at PPSC, you will learn from faculty with diverse areas of study and life experiences. With an associate degree, you could get a job as a lab technician. If you pursue advanced degrees, you could go into fields like nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, and public health.
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