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College of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences

Advancing animal health, food security, and public health through excellence in education, research, and community service across Rwanda and the region.

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Leading Veterinary Education in East Africa

The College of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences (CVAS) aims to contribute to national development through the advancement of animal health, veterinary education, research, and innovation.

The College supports poverty reduction, food security, and sustainable livestock production by strengthening veterinary services, promoting animal welfare, enhancing animal production systems, and facilitating the transfer of appropriate technologies to farming communities and stakeholders.

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Excellence in Veterinary Care

Committed to Animal Health & Welfare

Academic Programmes

CVAS offers industry-relevant academic programmes designed to prepare graduates for modern veterinary and animal science careers.

Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine

A rigorous five-year professional degree that equips students with clinical, diagnostic, and surgical skills required for veterinary practice, public health, and animal welfare.

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BSc (Hons) in Animal Production

Focuses on sustainable livestock production, animal nutrition, genetics, breeding, and farm management to support food security and agribusiness development.

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BSc (Hons) in Aquaculture & Fisheries Management

Prepares students in aquatic animal production, fisheries resource management, aquaculture systems, and environmental sustainability.

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Students Enrolled
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Graduates
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Research & Innovation

CVAS conducts cutting-edge research addressing critical challenges in animal health and production.

Disease Control

Research on endemic and emerging diseases affecting livestock in Rwanda and the East African region.

Animal Nutrition

Developing sustainable feeding strategies to improve animal productivity and health.

Genetics & Breeding

Improving livestock genetics for enhanced productivity and disease resistance.