The UF College of Veterinary Medicine offers two master’s degree areas of studies:
In addition, the UF CVM offers master of science degrees with thesis, non-thesis and online options with a minimum of 30 credits
- Concentration in Shelter Medicine (online)
- Concentration in Veterinary Forensic Sciences (online, self-funded)
- Concentration in Forensic Toxicology (online, self-funded)
- Traditional Research-based, mentored (self-funded)
- Concentration in Toxicology (self-funded, thesis)
Combined with a Clinical Residency program (requires acceptance to a residency-training program usually through the Matching Program)
The UF CVM offers graduate certificates in non-degree programs.
- Certificate in Shelter Medicine, 9 credits (online)
- Certificate in Veterinary Forensic Sciences, 15 credits (online)
- Certificate in Forensic Toxicology, 15 credits (online)
- Certificate in Wildlife Forensics, 9 credits (online)
- Aquatic Animal Health (online and on-campus courses only—no certificate)
