Jordan University of Science and Technology

These Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) are designed to align with the specific needs and context of Jordan and the broader Middle East, reflecting the educational goals of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program at Jordan University of Science and Technology.

Upon graduation, students of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine will be able to:

Knowledge

-Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of veterinary medicine, including advanced knowledge of zoonotic diseases, endemic species, and animal health challenges specific to Jordan and the Middle East.

-Exhibit thorough knowledge of normal animal anatomy and physiology—including cells, tissues, and organs—as well as the sources and mechanisms of infectious and non-infectious diseases, and the pathophysiology of common and complex conditions affecting animals in the region. Apply diagnostic techniques effectively in clinical practice.

-Understand and apply the principles of veterinary ethics, as well as legal and regulatory frameworks in Jordan, including animal welfare laws and standards governing veterinary practice.

Skills

-Perform comprehensive physical examinations, accurately diagnose a wide range of animal diseases, and carry out appropriate therapeutic interventions.

-Competently perform both routine and advanced surgical procedures using modern techniques and equipment relevant to contemporary veterinary surgery.

-Communicate veterinary medical information clearly and professionally to animal owners and colleagues. Effectively manage client relationships and meet the expectations of stakeholders.

Competencies

-Lead and manage veterinary clinics, departments, or organizations with proficiency in team leadership, organizational management, and effective resource allocation.

-Conduct veterinary research, analyze scientific data, and apply evidence-based practices to improve animal health and clinical outcomes.

-Engage in public health initiatives, including preventive care programs and community education related to animal health and zoonotic disease prevention.

-Apply diagnostic and therapeutic knowledge across a variety of clinical scenarios, demonstrating adaptability, clinical competence, and sound judgment in diverse work environments.