The general objective of our IMVM-IUEM is to provide an excellent, integrated, and professionalizing higher education in Veterinary Medicine, always articulated with the One Health perspective, ensuring the appropriate training in the major areas of veterinary activities, including Clinic, Public Health, Animal Production and Technological Processing, Sanitary Inspection and Health Support at the interface of Animal Production, Quality, Environmental and Sanitary Control, Teaching and Research in Veterinary Sciences.

Students who are interested in going to veterinary school typically major in biology, chemistry or biochemistry. These majors include most of the required courses for entrance into veterinary programs. However, other degrees can also prepare students for health professions; thus students are encouraged to major in the field where they excel and should consult the pre-health professions advisor about course work.

The Master of Science with options to Agronomics, Veterinary, is a program of 169 credits with a flexible modality, tutoring with a focus on collaborative research and focused on the interests of the student, who upon admission opts for one of the following two areas of knowledge : Agronomic Sciences or Veterinary Sciences.