During the course of Chemotherapy student acquires knowledge on the main chemoantibiotics used in Veterinary Medicine, how they are administered, the associations used in clinical practice, the therapeutic indications and contraindications.

During the Course, students are encouraged:
to learn about the use of the main chemoantibiotics
to know the importance of the antibiotic resistance and the factors that can induce it
to develop the ability to use their knowledge on chemoantibiotics when necessary and in the most appropriate way
The Integrated Course (Pharmacology, Toxicology and Chemotherapy) contributes to develop some skills that the student can use in his profession from the first day of work:
1.10 Use professional skills to contribute to the advancement of veterinary knowledge and the One Health concept to improve animal health and welfare, quality of animal care and veterinary public health.
1.26 Prescribe and dispense medicinal products correctly and responsibly in accordance with the latest legislation and guidelines.
1.27 Report suspected adverse reactions through the appropriate channel.
1.28 Apply the principles of biosecurity correctly.
2.2 Research methods, contribution of basic and applied research to veterinary science and implementation of the 3Rs (Replacement, Reduction, Refinement).
2.8 Medicines legislation and guidelines on responsible use of medicines, including responsible use of antimicrobials and pesticides.