Ph.D. in Veterinary Extension Education

The average time to earn a Ph.D. in Veterinary Extension Education is 4-6 years. Developing expertise in providing educational programs and services on animal health, welfare, and management to farmers, animal owners, and the general public is its main goal. Coursework encompasses topics including successful interaction, program evaluation, adult learning theory, and instructional design. Graduates are prepared for work with government agencies, non-profits, business organizations, and university extension services, where they can use their knowledge to boost animal care and management protocols through educational outreach.