Ross Vet 360 Virtual Campus Tour: Large Animal Teaching Facility

Ross’ Large Animal Teaching Facility—seen here—houses laboratory and teaching space for large animals. In this specialized facility, students engage hands-on with the animals to learn equine safety handling and restraint, and experience a large animal bandage lab. Additionally, students work with a horse here as part of Ross’ Essential Veterinary Skills Lab.

Ross students complete a broad-based curriculum that provides the foundation for education and entry into a variety of career pathways in veterinary medicine. Whether in a small practice, continuing your training in a specialized internship, a residency leading to board certification, working in research or academia, or becoming a practitioner in the public sector, you can find a path that fits your interests.

A career in veterinary medicine provides the opportunity to contribute to both animal and human health, food quality and safety, food security, behavior, biomedical research, wildlife and environmental health. Studying animal life and disease ultimately helps to improve our understanding of human life and disease. Do what you love while positively impacting global health.