Duration
98h Th
Number of credits
| Veterinary surgeon | 10 crédits |
Lecturer
Nicolas Antoine-Moussiaux, Calixte Bayrou, Valeria Busoni, Isabelle Dufrasne, Hugues Guyot, N..., Frédéric Rollin, Arnaud Sartelet
Substitute(s)
Coordinator
Language(s) of instruction
French language
Organisation and examination
Teaching in the first semester, review in January
Schedule
Units courses prerequisite and corequisite
Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program
Learning unit contents
The various contents of the course concern the internal medicine, surgery, theriogenology, imagery, nutrition, genetics and socio-economy of ruminants' health. They begin at birth (neonatal period) and continue by PUBERTY, PARTURITION, POSTPARTUM REPRODUCTION PERIOD and PREGNANCY. It begins with individual cases and ends with a herd approach.
The course emphasizes the reasoning at the expense of factual knowledge. It is conceived as a set. Are essential overlap between its different parts. Links will be established with other courses given in both bachelor and master.
Learning outcomes of the learning unit
The general objectives of this course are (1) to describe a the various pathologies within the Internal medicine, Surgery and reproduction in individual approach and herds (knowledge objectives) including their economical impacts (2) to understand the relationships may exist between these diseases and their effect mechanism on the health of ruminants (understanding objectives); (3) to inform the learners about the preventive and curative attitude to take when diagnosing these pathologies (application objectives). The specific objectives are specified where appropriate in the various chapters of the course.
Prerequisite knowledge and skills
The prerequisites are
VETE2061-1 -
VETE2064-1 -
VETE2065-1 -
VETE2066-1 -
VETE2071-1 -
VETE2073-1 -
VETE2074-1 -
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
The courses is provided with the organization of clinical activities (see individual cases clinics and herds medicine, each totaling 17.5 hours of training).
Mode of delivery (face to face, distance learning, hybrid learning)
Theoretical courses are taught in face to face as interactive as possible. Additional information and formative tests are available to learners via the eCampus platform. Class attendance is highly recommended.
Recommended or required readings
Lecture notes are available through the eCampus platform.
Exam(s) in session
Any session
- In-person
written exam ( multiple-choice questionnaire, open-ended questions )
Additional information:
The course is subject to formative assessments via the platform Exams or eCampus. The terms of these formative tests are specified in a separate document available on the eCampus platform.
The course is subject to an exam in January 2024. The assessment will consist of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of knowledge, understanding and application, questions with short open answer (QROC) or long open answer questions (QROL).
The terms of the second session of examination will be the same as those of the first session.
Work placement(s)
The theoretical contents are completed with clinical and paraclinical training: Clinic of production animals, 3 weeks. (Clinic for Ruminants, 17,5h; 17,5h ruminant flocks of Medicine; 17,5h Swine Clinic);
Organisational remarks and main changes to the course
The student is invited to consult the additional information available through the eCampus platform.
Contacts
rof. Frédéric Rollin, coordinateur du cours
E-mail : frollin@uliege.be Tél secrétariat : 04/366.40.20
Prof. Hugues Guyot
E-mail : hugues.guyot@uliege.be
Prof. Sylvie Chastant
Prof. Didier Serteyn
E-mail : didier.serteyn@uliege.be
Dr Calixte Bayrou
E-mail : calixte.bayrou@uliege.be
Prof. Valéria Busoni
E-mail : vbusoni@uliege.be
Prof. Isabelle Dufrasne
E-mail : isabelle.dufrasne@uliege.be
Prof. Nicolas Antoine-Moussiaux
E-mail : nantoine@uliege.be
Prof. Michel GEORGES
E-mail : michel.georges@uliege.be
Prof. Tom Druet
E-mail : tom.druet@uliege.be