Although we hoped to the last minute that we will be able to organize a live SOFTVETS conference on the topic “Teaching life skills in veterinary education” circumstances made us revert to the online form, as necessary in these times. Still, we are happy that we will spend a few hours with esteemed experts from […]
Dear colleagues and friends, unfortunately, due to the circumstances, the Graz Conference has been cancelled. We hope to be able to organize it on a later date, we will keep you posted. Graz conference, which was started in 1995, is a unique conference about trends and needs in higher medical education. Although it was originally […]
Beginning of February 2020 was quite eventful for SOFTVETS project team, as well as our teachers from implementation partners, which are University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, University of Ljubljana – Veterinary Faculty and Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Zagreb. It was the time when at least four participants from each institution took part in teacher training […]
As the year 2019 was approaching its end, the SOFTVETS project team met in Budapest for our 4th meeting. The get together started with a culinary team building, with members from Slovenia, Croatia and Budapest cooking a traditional Hungarian meal, from a hearty soup all the way to a strudel dessert. During the next two […]
As part of the regular teacher training series, on the 14th of November 2019 a pre-training session was held at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest. The aim of the training was to introduce the teachers to SoftVets project and to discuss the prepared competence lists in communication, digital skills and entrepreneurship. Vice rector Tibor […]
Hey you! you probably have a veterinarian that you find quite cool, follow them on social media or know them in real life. They stand out in their surroundings by doing things differently, having a fresh approach or have come up with solutions for a veterinary related issue. You feel they’re a great example of […]
The majority of European veterinarians in the future will be female. While in 2018 58% of veterinarians of all ages were female, 82% of those under 30 years of age are female. This is one of the findings of the second VetSurvey about the veterinary profession in Europe that has been conducted by the European […]
It is our great pleasure to invite you to join us in the activites of the SOFTVETS project that’s going to take place in the week of 9th – 12th October, as part of the 8th International Congress Veterinary Science and Profession.
From 3rd to 5th July 2019, the Royal Veterinary College hosted the International Symposium of the Veterinary Schools Council, a friendly, informative and interactive conference known as ‘VetEd’. Over 212 delegates attended from more than 21 countries, which demonstrates a significant growth since the first conference where a select group of 62 from 10 countries participated. […]
The Member organizations of the European Coordinating Committee on Veterinary Training (ECCVT) representing academia, veterinarians and veterinary specialists organized a joint seminar in Brussels to explore potentials provided by the use of available digitals tools. The event was held in Brussels and brought together around 50 participants from around Europe and beyond, academics, training providers, […]
