This unique program is the first of its kind. The University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine offers a variety of online educational programs designed to address the most pressing issues veterinarians experience in the field today.
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CE
non-credit
One-hour CE
Telemedicine, Virtual Care, and Connected Care are all terms you hear about how technology is changing the future of medicine.
3
credithours
Students will be exposed to various facets and health problems in both public and veterinary health globally with emphasis on low-income countries. Emphasis will be on how to understand and work…
3
credithours
Available Spring 2022
Explore how structured, systems-based thinking – Thinking Process techniques - can be applied to the management of the supply chain for livestock-based food systems. By the end of the course, you…
3
credithours
Available Spring 2021 (First 8 weeks)
Explore how structured, systems-based thinking – Thinking Process techniques - can be applied to the management of the supply chain for livestock-based food systems. By the end of the course, you…
3
credithours
Available Fall 2021
This course will develop skills in collection, organization, wrangling, dashboarding and advanced analytics of data in animal-based food production systems. The course will focus on building skills…
4
credithours
Application of statistical methods to epidemiology, clinical and diagnostic medicine, and laboratory biomedical experiments. Emphasizes use of computerized statistical software in biomedical data…
CE
non-credit
One-Hour CE
This CE course covers a broad introduction to cytology, helping general practioners get started with or improve their in-house cytology offerings. Learn about microscopic examination of cytologic…
2
credithours
Starts January 11, 2021
In this course for clinical year veterinary students, our team of board-certified radiologists, cardiologists, surgeons, neurologists and other specialists will teach learners to integrate…
Spotlight
NEW PODCAST - THE VETERINARY DETECTIVE
THIS WEEK: The Case of the Calves That Weren't Quite Right
Feeder calves can be sourced from multiple farms when they arrive at a feedlot. What health challenges can calves face when they’re mixed? Dr. Jim Lowe, a livestock veterinarian at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine and Director of the i-Learning Center answers that question and more.
What Others are Saying
I loved it! Short, easy to understand videos. Loved having the text to read also. Great articles attached.
This was great! Sharing with entire staff so they understand too
Thank you for offering this CE. I look forward to see what other programs you may have available. I really do enjoy CE from the comfort of my own home.
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