🐾 Veterinary Medicine Degrees

Moldovan veterinary degrees follow the European model of veterinary education, including practical training and theoretical coursework. Diplomas are issued by accredited institutions and aligned with Bologna standards.

Recognition & Practice Abroad:
• EU countries: Degrees may be recognized with or without additional exams, depending on national veterinary councils
• India & South Asia: Recognition often requires degree evaluation by local veterinary councils and may involve licensing exams
• Middle East & Africa: In many countries, graduates may be required to pass national veterinary board exams or complete internship hours
• North America: Further accreditation and board exams (e.g., NAVLE in the US) are required for clinical practice

Graduates can also pursue postgraduate studies, research, or roles in animal health industries internationally.

To apply for international students must submit the following documents:

- The application form according to the model approved by the higher education institution.
- The copy of the national passport with a validity period of at least one year.
- The copy and legalized translation of the marriage certificate, if it is not drawn up in a language of international circulation.
- The copy of the certificate of completion of training courses for foreigners (as applicable).
- The copy and legalized translation of the baccalaureate diploma or its equivalent – for enrolment in the 1st cycle (bachelor’s degree) or integrated higher studies.
- The copy and legalized translation of the bachelor’s degree and the supplement to the degree or the equivalents of these documents – for enrolment in the 2nd cycle (master’s degree).
- The copy and legalized translation of the bachelor’s degree, master’s degree and diploma supplements or their equivalents – for enrolment in the 3rd cycle (doctoral degree).
- Self-declaration of the applicant regarding the veracity of the presented data and documents


Notice: The documents mentioned will be apostilled/supra-legalized in accordance with the provisions of the legislation in force of the issuing state and of the Republic of Moldova and translated into Romanian or a language of international circulation. In addition to the study documents, the candidate should present the following documents after he/she will be admitted to the university:

- The criminal record from the home country (country of residence) legalized and apostilled, translated into English legalized by a notary. The translation into Romanian and its notary legalization will be made in Republic of Moldova.


Notice: The criminal record must not be expired at the country entry date. If not, a new criminal record will be necessary to have before applying for residence permit.