Veterinary Technology Degree Programs

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Veterinary Technology Degree Programs 

Do you want to work with animals every day? Caring for them and ensuring they are treated humanely? Globe University/Minnesota School of Business offers two-year and four-year degrees in veterinary technology. Either program will prepare you for a career as a member of an animal care team. Vet techs work with animals and their owners in environments including small animal clinics, animal research labs, wildlife rescue organizations and equine practices. 

Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Technology

The bachelor's in veterinary technology program includes all training in the associate degree program, as well as advanced training in equine medicine, emergency care, animal anesthesia and dentistry. You will also select several business management electives. This four-year program includes an externship and can be completed in 39 months.

Associate in Applied Science in Veterinary Technology

Enroll in the associate in veterinary technology program and, from the first quarter, work with rescue and lab animals. Receive hands-on training as you draw blood, take X-rays, assist in surgery, perform lab work and practice other skills expected of the entry-level vet tech. Put your new skills to practice in an externship.

Why study veterinary technology at our college?

  • State-of-the-art vet tech facilities and labs, including surgical suites and x-ray equipment
  • Extra-curricular activities such as the Student Chapter of the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (SCNAVTA)
  • Life-long  
  • Vet tech faculty are experienced veterinarians and veterinary technicians 

Questions?

To learn more about veterinary technology programs, financial aid, or credit for prior learning, call 1-877-655-7676 or send us a request for more information.

From Veterinary Technlogy Blog

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    This article was written by Elizabth Niedenfeuer, Vet Tech student, for the MSB-Shakopee campus VT Newsletter, “Techs-Tails”. The Student Chapter of the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (SCNAVTA) gives students the opportunity to partake in volunteer activities that … Continue reading

  • Vet Tech Students Go to the Dogs

    Students from VT 105-Introduction to Veterinary Technology, learned first hand how to be ring stewards at the Land O’Lakes Kennel Club Dog Show. This event, held at The River Centre in St. Paul, was a great hands on learning experience. The … Continue reading

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