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Vetmeduni trains sovereign personalities and promotes inquisitiveness, openness, determination to work in society.

90%

of the veterinarians working in Austria studied at Vetmeduni.

61%

of students come from a rural background.
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Vetmeduni acts self-confidently and courageously in its wide-ranging sphere of activity - and thus shapes Austria as a center of science.

807

scientific employees

535

of them are women.
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Vetmeduni takes responsibility in its actions and works conscientiously and with commitment with a critical eye on its own actions.

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17.09.2024

Mit modernsten Mitteln für die Gesundheit der Herde sorgen

Der Einsatz von Sensortechnologien ermöglicht eine kontinuierliche Überwachung von Nutztierbeständen. Die Vetmeduni erforscht innovative Anwendungen dieser Technologien, die neue Möglichkeiten bieten, die Tiergesundheit und das Tierwohl auf Herden- und Einzeltierebene zu verbessern. Neben einer effizienten und nachhaltigen Produktion soll der Einsatz dieser Technologien die Arbeitsbelastung reduzieren und die Zufriedenheit von Landwirt:innen und Tierärzt:innen erhöhen.