Samarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine Livestock and Biotechnologies was originally established in 1929 in order to advance the region’s agricultural sector and safeguard animal health. It is officially recognised by the Ministry of Higher Education and the Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The university is situated in the ancient city of Samarkand in southeastern Uzbekistan.
The university is comprised of seven faculties: Faculty of Veterinary Prevention and Treatment, Faculty of Veterinary Diagnostics and Food Safety, Faculty of Zoo-Engineering, Faculty of Biotechnology, Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Agrotechnology, and the Faculty of Standardisation and Processing of Products. Each faculty is divided intro different departments, which offer a wide range of both undergraduate and graduate degree programmes.
Outside the classroom, students benefit from experiential learning opportunities, including internships, fieldwork, and partnerships with industry stakeholders.
Throughout the academic year, students engage in research across disciplines, exploring advancements in biotechnology, genetics, and animal husbandry to enhance productivity, sustainability, and animal welfare.
