Application period: 1 October 2022 to 1 May 2023
Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science (Internal Medicine)
The Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science is a 60 ECTS postgraduate education targeted small animal veterinarians seeking continuing professional development.
The master's programme consists of 4 basic courses, 3 advanced specialisation courses, and a master's project.
The courses are designed with a minimum of physical attendance. Each course requires 5 or 6 consecutive days at the University Hospital for Companion Animals at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Call opens: 1 October 2022
Application deadline: 1 May 2023
Specialisation in Companion Animal Internal Medicine
Improve your level of expertise and practical skills in advanced diagnostic work-up and treatment strategies in companion animal internal medicine. The programme is taught by highly qualified national and international faculty and specialists in the field of companion animal internal medicine.
This specialisation will strengthen your knowledge in diagnosis and treatment of endocrine and urological diseases, gastrointestinal and respiratory diseases, and haematological, infectious, and critical medical diseases. There is a strong emphasis on practical wet labs and case-based approaches applicable for direct implementation in specialized companion animal practice.
Practical sessions (wet labs):
- Workshop on urinalysis and IRIS staging.
- Workshop on interpretation of endocrine tests.
- Workshops on cytology evaluation of joint aspirates, hemolytic diseases, and infectious agents.
- Workshops on joint taps, bone marrow biopsy and quality control.
- Workshop on cross matching in blood transfusions.
- Workshops on bronchoscopy, diagnostic imaging of the airways and GI-tract, placement of feeding tubes and endoscopy.
Specialisation responsibles
The responsible course leaders of the specialisation track in Companion Animal Internal Medicine are:
- Professor Charlotte Reinhard Bjørnvad, University of Copenhagen
- Professor Annemarie Thuri Kristensen, University of Copenhagen
- Associate Professor Lisbeth Rem Jessen, University of Copenhagen
Lecturers at the specialisation track in Internal Medicine
- Dr. Rory Bell MVB, DSAM, DipECVIM-CA FHEA MRCVS
- Dr. Jon Wray BVSc DSAM CertVC MRCVS
- Dr. Karin Allenspach
- Professor Fintan McEvoy, MVB, PhD, DVetSci, DVR, DipECVDI, University of Copenhagen
- Assistant Professor Lene E. Buelund, University of Copenhagen
- Associate Professor Peter Damborg Panduro, University of Copenhagen
Advanced courses
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Companion Animal Internal Medicine – Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients with Endocrine and Urological Diseases
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Companion Animal Internal Medicine – Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients with Gastrointestinal and Respiratory Diseases
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Companion Animal Internal Medicine – Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients with Haematological, Infectious and Critical Medical D
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Master's project
NB: If you hold a Nordic certificate in Companion Animal Diseases, you may be admitted directly to the advanced courses. For more details, please consult the admission criteria.
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Student testimonial
Anne Marie Fog Larsen is a student at the internal medicine specialisation track. Read her testimonial about CACS and the specialisation track here.