Each year brings new technologies, diagnostic methods, and surgical procedures that open up great opportunities, while at the same time requiring veterinary teams to continuously advance their skills. Effective use of these tools in practice calls for ongoing theoretical development, reinforced by hands-on experience gained through practical workshops.
With this in mind, we have prepared a series of training courses and workshops for 2026/2027, designed to meet the current needs of veterinarians.
Explore the upcoming courses:

Diagnostic Imaging of the Brain & Spine
Understand of the criteria for selecting between radiography, CT, and MRI depending on the clinical case. Gain valuable experience in image interpretation through real clinical cases.
This event has already taken place
Diagnostic Imaging of the Head - Non-Neuro structures
Gain a solid theoretical foundation in the imaging of head structures and valuable experience in image interpretation based on real clinical cases.
9–10 October 2026

Basic Clinical Neurology - module I
Gain the skills needed to identify the most likely differential diagnosis. Lear step by step how to narrow down your diagnosis in practice on clinical signs. Receive knowledge on emergency management.
This event has already taken place
Neurological Examination in Practice
Learn how to localize disease processes within the nervous system, a key step in further diagnostics. Master the techniques of the neurological examination.
Individual dates arranged with the lecturer
The Use of Laparoscopy in Veterinary Surgery
Learn the fundamental principles and techniques of laparoscopy. Discover the essential skills required to safely and effectively perform minimally invasive surgical procedures
29 – 30 May 2026
Anesthesia Mondays
Learn how to safely combine anesthetic and analgesic drugs from different groups and discover the most commonly used anesthetic protocols — including those tailored to your own clinical practice
Individual dates arranged with the lecturer
Technology Partner:
GE HealthCare
