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International Veterinary Students Association Fund For Underprivileged Veterinary Schools

Author: IVSA
Posted: Friday 21st August, 2009. 00:00:00

Every year the International Veterinary Students Association raises money to make a fund for underprivileged veterinary schools.

Each year the IVSA executive committee chooses the educational facility in most need of our help to recieve these funds.

The amount we raise varies with every year but it can be as high as £7000 (we always wish we could raise more with our activitites).

Last year we helped the Mongolian Veterinary School in Ulaan Bataar by shippng donated books from the BVA and paying for computers, printer, scanner and other things.

Find out more at www.ivsa.org



Mission

The I.V.S.A. exists to benefit the animals and people of the world by harnessing the potential and dedication of veterinary students to promote the international application of veterinary skills, education and knowledge

The Association has members all over the world and is constantly seeking to establish links with non-member countries, to encourage the exchange of ideas and values. The I.V.S.A. is a non-political organisation, and its official language is English.

The Principal Goals

To raise the overall standard of veterinary education by increasing international and inter-cultural exchange of ideas and knowledge.
To promote opportunities for veterinary students to undertake education in important areas outside their normal training, for example management, welfare and environmental issues, technical language training, and specialisation unique to another country.


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