Tropical veterinary science programs are available to veterinary science graduates who wish to further their training.

This course is for veterinary science graduates who want to further their training in tropical veterinary health issues and reproduction.

Students must provide evidence of being immune to Q Fever within the first teaching period of their studies. Students who are not immune to Q fever will not be permitted on-site at some facilities and consequently this may result in their inability to complete the requirements of the course as accredited by the relevant professional accrediting body. If a student has not complied with the above requirement by the last day of the first teaching period of their studies, their enrolment will be terminated immediately.

Tropical veterinary science focuses on animal health and reproduction in tropical climates. Study areas within the tropical veterinary science programs may include:

• Animal production
• Pathology
• Epidemiology
• Microbiology
• Parasitology.