Student Voices

疾患モデルマウスから愛玩動物やヒトの治療予防法の開発へ

Fifth-year veterinary students participating in the summer training program in the U.S. Summer training program at Purdue University was completed.

I am researching the diet of juvenile bivalve mollusks inhabiting freshwater habitats.

My interest in functional foods led me to the field of bioscience.

Research is the product of repeatedly working on a problem and steadily accumulating findings.

I was worried about studying on two campuses, but I’ve been satisfied with the university’s unique and fulfilling learning environment.

Interacting with many animals on a daily basis will make you feel relieved and refreshed. Studying here, you will come to love animals even more.

“I want to study here!” That’s what I thought when I first I first visited Towada during my third year of high school and got to see the facilities and experience the campus atmosphere.

We traveled to the Philippines to gather samples for our research on canine rabies.

I was exposed to research in so many fields through experiments that it’s hard to choose a laboratory.

I’ve loved insects since I was a child, and I’m interested in green space conservation.

Students learn about a wide range of animals and plants.

I joined the Veterinary Pathology Laboratory last September. I have been exposed to so many interesting cases.

I’ve belonged to a laboratory since my third year, and now I’m beginning to consider my future career.

I would like to be involved in livestock farming, which is thriving in my home town of Aomori.

Broaden your horizons by interacting with students from other schools.

We asked some of the fourth year students who have submitted their graduation theses what they thought about their thesis research.

We asked some of the fourth year students who have submitted their graduation theses what they thought about their thesis research.

I'm really looking forward to studying at Towada Campus.