In December 2024, the Head of the Department of Normal and Pathological Animal Physiology, Professor Vasyl Kozii and Associate Professor of the Department of Parasitology and Pharmacology Nataliia Kozii had the opportunity to improve their skills in the laboratory of Dr. Karen Schwan-Lardner, Professor of the Department of Animal and Poultry Science, College of Agriculture and Bioresources, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon.

Very good news! 
A student of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of BNAU Bila Tserkva National Agrarian University won this year's grant from FVE and MSD! Anastasia is also an active member of IVSA Ukraine. 
It is extremely pleasant to see how our students are growing and succeeding, including in international activities, developing professionally, working hard and striving to become better.
Congratulations to Anastasia Lozova!

On December 2, 2024, on the basis of LLC "Museum of Wildlife of Flora and Fauna Oleksandria" (a branch of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine), the staff of the Levchenko Department of Propedeutics and Medicine of Internal Diseases of Animals and Poultry and the Department of Normal and Pathological Animal Physiology of the Bila Tserkva National Academy of Sciences, together with a Ukrainian company engaged in research in the field of artificial intelligence, held a successful event dedicated to the use of artificial intelligence in animal husbandry, in particular, veterinary medicine.

The staff of the Department of Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the BNAU sincerely congratulates everyone on Vyshyvanka Day! 

Vyshyvanka is a symbol of our culture, history and unity. It unites us as a nation and as people who value freedom.

In this difficult time, when trials become part of our lives, it is important to remember what unites us. We are proud of our country and believe in the Victory. 💙💛

Happy Vyshyvanka Day! 

Taras Tsarenko

The 2nd year students of the BNAU Faculty of Veterinary Medicine joined the noble cause of Plasma Donation. 

📢 Students of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Bila Tserkva NAU, according to the practice programme on the subject "Zoonoses and the concept of One Health", are conducting a survey of residents of Bila Tserkva on rabies awareness. This is also part of a scientific and educational project of the Department of Epizootology and Infectious Diseases.

🔍 Students interview city residents to find out their knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding rabies vaccination and protection of people from this deadly disease. They are also conducting explanatory work. 

One of the components of the successful training of a veterinarian is an educational practice, where students consolidate theoretical knowledge in practice. So, under the guidance of teachers of the Department of Propedeutics and Medicine of Internal Diseases of Animals and Poultry: Associate Professor Piddubniak O., assistants Vashchenko O.

The Animal Physiology internship has been completed, and our 2nd year students continue to improve their knowledge of dog training under the supervision of a professional, Alexander Valerievich Koshelev. 
At the same time, the connection with animals continues to teach them important skills of communication and mutual understanding. 
At the Last Hathy dog training centre, students are charged with energy and a positive attitude for the upcoming classes ✨ - with Vitalii Harkavenko at Last Hathy: kennel of German Shepherds

In order to consolidate their theoretical knowledge, students underwent clinical practice at the training and production centre of the Bila Tserkva NAU and other animal husbandry facilities, including a poultry farm and the Oleksandria Museum of Wildlife Flora and Fauna LLC in Bila Tserkva. Bila Tserkva.

As part of the programme of educational practice in the discipline "Obstetrics, Gynaecology with the basics of andrology", a medical examination of the herd of repair heifers of the Bila Tserkva NAU was carried out.

The 3rd year students (Master of FVM), together with the Head of the Department of Obstetrics, Associate Professor Borys Ivasenko and Assistant Professor A. Lasiychuk, mastered the methods of making obstetric and gynaecological diagnoses. 

Boris Ivasenko