Veterinary Pharmacology Teaching and Learning: Reflections and Developments




‘Most drugs are taken by mouth and swallowed’ – Try telling that to your cat! Reflections and developments in veterinary pharmacology teaching and learning.    

The Veterinary Educators in Pharmacology Special Interest Group (VEPSIG) is a community of practice of educators responsible for teaching pharmacology to veterinary students. Members are based in 23 countries. Martin Hawes co-leads this group and in this webinar he will discuss the status of pharmacology education in veterinary schools and share lessons and developments relevant to teaching pharmacology across disciplines.
 

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Martin Hawes



Martin originally trained as a hospital pharmacist before moving to the pharmaceutical industry, where he spent 20 years in human drug discovery and development.  In 2012, he took a career break to read veterinary medicine, and graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, University of London in 2016.  Martin worked as a companion animal vet before joining the University of Surrey in 2018 part-time to teach veterinary pharmacology and therapeutics. Martin was awarded the British Pharmacological Society Student Choice Award for Excellence in Pharmacology Teaching in 2021 and the British Small Animal Veterinary Association Amoroso Award for Teaching in 2022. He is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. In addition to his role at Surrey, Martin is a Visiting Associate Professorial Teaching Fellow at Aston University and a Resident of the European College of Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology. 
From
11 October 2024
To
11 October 2024
Time
12.00 to 13.30



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