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The Institute of Veterinary Anatomy represents macroscopic and microscopic anatomy as well as embryology and developmental biology of domestic mammals in teaching and research.
A particular research focus lies on the comparative and species-specific aspects of reproductive biology and endocrinology in domestic mammals. Through this, the institute makes a significant contribution to understanding key biological processes, including embryo-maternal communication, placental function, and the mechanisms of birth induction.
In teaching, the institute plays a vital role in veterinary education. During the first year of study, it provides foundational anatomical knowledge, which serves as an indispensable basis for understanding the structure and function of animal organisms. This knowledge is systematically expanded and deepened during the second, third, and fourth years of study through block courses. Special emphasis is placed on connecting theory with practice, enabling students to be thoroughly prepared for the diverse clinical demands of veterinary medicine.
