Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Mikayla and Natalie are now newly graduated veterinarians. But before completing their studies, they wanted to experience veterinary medicine in a country on the other side of the globe.

Recently, the farmers that participated in the WelCow project received their results. The results are based on the animal welfare assessment protocol developed by Welfare Quality®.

The WelCow project aims to improve the animal welfare of Norwegian dairy cows and is now sending out a questionnaire to Norway’s dairy farmers seeking help in the next stage of the research.

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A new research project at NMBU Faculty of Veterinary Medicine will find out what animal welfare is like in Norwegian dairy herds. The researchers have rented a campervan and are ready to travel around…

Testing the relationship between cows and humans can give a good indication of this important aspect of animal welfare. In Norway, results show that the cows are generally confident and trusting and t…

During the spring of 2022, seven students from the class of 2018 choose EDUPROMO projects for their major year. Three of these students will work on a One Health project spearheaded by the Norwegian V…

Vet students Elizabeth, Ragnhild, Charlotte and Thea gives an update on the progress of their work in Malawi

During the spring of 2023, EDUPROMO is sponsoring travel and accomodation for three veterinary students to Malawi for two months, making it possible for them to partake in a relevant, important and en…