About the College

The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Sana’a University was established pursuant to the University President's Decision No. (387) of 2019. It is the first faculty in the Republic of Yemen to be established independently from faculties of agriculture in this field, reflecting the university’s vision of keeping pace with modern development trends. The faculty’s strategic importance stems from its vital role in supporting the sustainable development of the livestock sector, which is considered a fundamental pillar for achieving food security and self-sufficiency in the country. As a culmination of its commitment to advancing the educational and research process in accordance with quality standards, the faculty received Full Program Accreditation (Gold Level) from the Council for Academic Accreditation and Quality Assurance (CAQA) for Higher Education in Yemen in 2025. This accreditation ensures the preparation of highly qualified graduates capable of competing effectively in both local and international labor markets. The faculty awards a Bachelor’s Degree in Veterinary Medicine upon completion of a five-year academic program consisting of ten semesters. During this period, students successfully complete 195 credit hours distributed across 65 rigorous courses that combine theoretical knowledge with intensive practical training.