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Collaboration of Veterinary Education between Japan and Thailand for Sound Evolution of Asia

Collaboration of Veterinary Education between Japan and Thailand for Sound Evolution of Asia. 大学の世界展開力強化事業. 日本とタイの獣医学教育連携： アジアの健全な発展のために. Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, Hokkaido University, JAPAN. For the sound development of Asia 1. ■Why Thailand?. ■Why Veterinary Medicine?.

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Collaboration of Veterinary Education between Japan and Thailand for Sound Evolution of Asia

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  1. Collaboration of Veterinary Education between Japan and Thailand for Sound Evolution of Asia • 大学の世界展開力強化事業 • 日本とタイの獣医学教育連携：アジアの健全な発展のために • Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, Hokkaido University, JAPAN

  2. For the sound development of Asia1 ■Why Thailand? ■Why Veterinary Medicine? • Flourishing exchanges with Japanese universities • Thailand is one of opinion leaders in the Veterinary field in Asian countries • Thailand is key-country of Asian Association of Veterinary Schools (AAVS) • Collaboration with European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education (EAEVE) • ASEAN Veterinary Volunteer Project • Serious problems in Asian countries • Food safety • Ecological issue • Emerging/re-emerging infectious disease • Fostering high-quality veterinarians is urgent need. • Level up of veterinary education in Asia is directly linked with health lives of Japanese people. “One Health” is the main subject in Veterinary Field This project will be… Starting point for intensification of veterinary education in Asian nations

  3. Project outline 2 Hokkaido Univ Japan OUTPUT • Veterinary leaders in Thailand • Global perspective of Japanese students Tokyo Univ RakunoGakuen Univ Exchange 25 students OUTCOME • Intensification in Veterinary Field • Level up of veterinarians • Improvement of veterinary education • Leadership of Japan in Veterinary field • …One Health Credit transfer（15～23UCTS) Kasetsart Univ カセサート大学 Chulalongkorn Univ Thailand independent exchanges with HU ASEAN/AIMS

  4. Student exchange3 ◆curriculum ◆Student exchange Basic sci Large animal Zoonosis control Environmental vet sci Small animal Public Health 5th grade Japanese students （25+5※） 国家試験（日本） 国家試験 Advance 6 6th grade clinical class and internship Clinic 6th Grade Thailand students （25+5） 国家試験（タイ） 5 国家試験 Clinic 4 6th grade advance class Clinical class Core 3 Basic science 2 Liberal and Sciences liberal arts Japan Thai 1 ■獣医学：世界規模で多様な分野への社会ニーズを抱える。

  5. Unique programs in each university4 ◆Thailand program ◆Japanese program Advanced program and clinical rotation Field activity and practices Advanced program and clinical rotation ●small animals ● Zoonosis(WHO) ●environmental toxicology, radiobiology, wildlife, laboratory animal medicine ●Shiretoko National Park Nature center ●Racehorse clinic (JRA) ●Numerous hospital visit: 600 animals / day ●Chicken, Pig ●Exotic animals, wildlife ●Solid primary-care system ●herbal therapy, Fish-disease, Fish-reproduction Hokkaido U 臨床 ＆ Kasetsart U Tokyo U Field activity and practices ●ranch ●pharmaceutical company ●small animal clinical hospital ●Small animals ●Public health, ●Food Science ●Four teaching hospitals at Kasetsart Univ ●Internship of filed activity ●Wildlife management ●Large animals ●cutting-edge veterinary medicine Chulalongkorn U Rakuno GU ●ranch ●large animal clinics Expected skill Thailand student Japanese student Advanced veterinary medicine, such as zoonosis, food safety, environmental protection etc. cutting-edge veterinary medicine Global communication Primary care experience Wildlife clinics, plant therapy

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