Master of Veterinary Education

Take your career as a veterinary educator to the next level with Lincoln Memorial University's Master of Veterinary Education (MVEd) program. Designed specifically for veterinary professionals who aspire to teach in higher education, the MVEd program offers advanced training in the foundations of pedagogy and instructional design within the context of veterinary medicine. 

The MVEd program focuses on developing your expertise in educational theory, teaching practice, and educational research—all essential for transforming skilled veterinary practitioners into impactful educators. 

 

Why Choose the MVEd at LMU? 

• 100% Online and Asynchronous: Access course content and assignments on your schedule, wherever you are. 

• Designed for Working Professionals: Balance your studies with a full-time career in veterinary education. 

• Finish in Two Years: Complete the 32-credit hour program in as little as two years 

• Flexible Enrollment Options: Enroll full-time or part-time based on your schedule. 

The MVEd program is ideal for veterinary professionals who want to combine their clinical knowledge with a passion for teaching and mentorship in the veterinary field. 

Apply to the Master of Veterinary Education program!

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the MVEd program, you must be a veterinary professional actively working in veterinary education. To qualify for the MVEd program, you must: 

• Hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution (or verified international equivalent) 

• A cumulative GPA of 2.8+ 

• Have completed all prerequisite coursework with a minimum GPA of C or better per course 

How to Apply

The MVEd program accepts students for Fall and Spring Semesters. To apply, submit the following materials through the PostbacCAS application system: 

• Completed PostbacCAS application 

• Official transcripts from all institutions attended 

• Two letters of recommendation 

• Full curriculum vitae (CV) with veterinary credentials and teaching experience 

• Proof of licensure or credentials 

• Statement of Intent (750 words max) 

Statement of Intent: 
“Explain your motivation for obtaining a Certificate of Veterinary Education, your current position and how you interact with students, and how/why this certificate will help you in your career goals.” 

Important: All documents must be submitted through PostbacCAS. Your application must be completed and verified by the deadline to be reviewed. It is your responsibility to track your application’s progress. Applications that are incomplete or unverified by the deadline will not be considered.  

 

Timeline 

• Spring Admission: 
  Application due Late October  
  Decision letters sent: Mid-November 

• Fall Admission: 
  Application due Late June 
  Decision letters sent: Late June to early July 

Program Outcomes

The MVEd program aims to enhance student learning by advancing the instructional effectiveness of veterinary faculty and educators. 

Upon completion of the program, graduates will: 

• Possess advanced knowledge of educational theory, pedagogy, and various concerns impacting veterinary learners 

• Be able to articulate and implement strategies that promote effective learning for veterinary students across varied backgrounds and experiences 

• Serve as educational leaders within veterinary academia and contribute to ongoing improvements in the field 

As a graduate of LMU’s MVEd program, you will play a critical role in improving veterinary education and supporting student success across institutions and communities. 

Contact Us

Have questions or want to learn more about the Master of Veterinary Education program? We're here to help! 

LMU-CVM Graduate Programs

CVMGradPrograms@LMUnet.edu