27 May, 2025

The inaugural SVM-BDU Public Seminar Series was successfully launched

The School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) at Bahir Dar University (BDU) proudly hosted the Inaugural Session of its Public Seminar Series, bringing together experts, academics, and students to discuss key issues in agriculture, livestock development, and environmental sustainability. The event featured two distinguished guest speakers who shared valuable insights and reflections on Ethiopia’s agricultural sector and innovative approaches to economic growth.

Wisdom Tower, Bahir Dar University

27 May, 2025

Inaugural session of Public Seminar Series (SVM-BDU)

The School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) at Bahir Dar University (BDU) proudly launches its Public Seminar Series, a platform for thought leaders to share groundbreaking insights on agriculture, livestock, and sustainable development. Join us for the inaugural session featuring two renowned experts addressing critical topics for Ethiopia and beyond.

Wisdom Tower, Bahir Dar University

12 May, 2025

MoU Signed Between BDU’s School of Veterinary Medicine and BROOKE Ethiopia

Bahir Dar University’s School of Veterinary Medicine and BROOKE Ethiopia signed an MoU on May 12, 2025, at BROOKE’s head office in Addis Ababa to enhance veterinary training, animal welfare, and community outreach.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

09 May, 2025

National Workshop on Veterinary Education National Action Plan (VEd NAP)

Bahir Dar University’s (BDU) School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM), represented by Dr. Yeshwas Ferede, actively participated in the National Workshop on Veterinary Education National Action Plan (VEd NAP) held on May 9, 2025, in Addis Ababa. The workshop, organized by The Ohio State University and the University of Gondar, focused on enhancing Ethiopia’s veterinary education through curriculum harmonization, practical training improvements, and strategic partnerships.

Capital Hotel, Addis Ababa

25 April, 2025

Friday Seminar- Dr. Hailu Mazengia Yimam

In this week’s Friday seminar, Dr. Hailu Mazengia delivered an insightful presentation on “Veterinary Cold Chain Management: Ensuring Effective Vaccines”, addressing the critical systems needed to safeguard vaccine efficacy. His lecture emphasized three fundamental pillars: the importance of skilled personnel in proper vaccine handling, the necessity of reliable cold storage equipment, and the implementation of rigorous standard operating procedures while emphasizing real-world strategies to monitor, mitigate risks, and maintain vaccine integrity from storage to delivery. The seminar concluded with actionable insights to strengthen veterinary cold chain systems.

Bahir Dar University, Zenzelma Campus