The Veterinary Technology AAS Degree at Alfred State College is designed for aspiring professionals eager to contribute to animal health and welfare within a veterinary medical team. You will gain essential skills in anatomy, physiology, and the practical aspects of animal care, preparing you for the critical roles licensed veterinary technicians play. This undergraduate program focuses on providing you with a robust theoretical understanding, reinforced by hands-on experience in laboratory techniques, radiography, and surgical nursing, making it ideal for students passionate about applied animal science.
This full-time, on-campus Associate Degree is studied over two years, integrating core subjects like Animal Health Care, Parasitology, and Clinical Laboratory Techniques with practical application. Throughout your studies, you will engage in essential coursework such as Anatomy & Physiology of Animals I and II, and Farm Animal Management, alongside opportunities for technical electives to tailor your learning. You will graduate prepared for immediate entry into the veterinary field, equipped with the comprehensive knowledge and technical proficiency to excel as a veterinary technician.