Reproduction and Biotechnologies

In this special doctoral training course :

- A theme perfectly in line with the strategic priority of food safety.

- The aim is to train veterinary managers capable of overcoming the challenges of food and health safety and contributing to the country's economic development.

- The socio-economic impact of this theme is reflected in partnership agreements with the CNIAAG in the field of reproductive biotechnologies and the ONIL in the dairy production sector.

- Offering specialised training and research programmes in areas related to veterinary science, in particular biotechnology linked to animal reproduction and mammary health.

- Several partnership agreements have been signed with various socio-economic players, including the CNIAAG, the ONIL and private dairy cattle farms, which have expressed their commitment to accompanying, funding and supporting this doctoral programme.

- To contribute to the visibility and influence of our higher education establishment in terms of dealing with national issues and supporting potential socio-economic players.

- To master animal assessment procedures and develop clinical and laboratory techniques and approaches in the field of reproductive biotechnology in order to improve productivity on dairy cattle farms.

- To orientate this doctoral training towards the creation of research structures.