The U.S.-China Center for Animal Health (USCCAH) is a Kansas State University (KSU)-based training center that improves the bilateral collaboration in veterinary education and research and assists Chinese and U.S. animal health companies to access the U.S. and Chinese markets, respectively.

The College of Veterinary Medicine at KSU and the Kansas City Animal Health Corridor provide the ideal location for this training platform. Because of our strong and close connections with Chinese and American stakeholders, we are well versed on animal health needs in both countries.

We serve the mission in three areas of professional commitment:

1. Improve the DVM training system in China to meet the AVMA standards. We train 4-8 DVM students from China each year in four different universities in the U.S.
2. Facilitate international collaboration in veterinary education and veterinary student exchange.
3. Develop and strengthen international public-private partnership for research collaboration in fighting emerging and major infectious animal diseases.

美-中动物卫生中心（USCCAH）是一个建立于堪萨斯州立大学的教育服务中心。中心的目标是促进中美两国在兽医教育和研究方面的合作和协助中美两国动保企业分别进入美中市场。

堪萨斯州立大学兽医学院和堪萨斯市动物保健走廊，为培训平台提供了理想地点。由于我们与美国和中国利益相关单位之间牢固而紧密的联系，我们非常了解美国和中国动物卫生领域的需求。

我们的工作方向概述在三个方面：

1. 促进中国的执业兽医教育体系使其达到美国兽医学会的标准。我们每年培训4-8名中国DVM学生。
2. 促进国际兽医教育合作和兽医学生交流。
3. 建立和加强大学与政府和企业之间的合作伙伴关系，促进在防控突发和重大动物传染病研究方面的国际合作。

US-China Joint DVM Program

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K-State report: Joint veterinary program with China hosts deans, leaders and Chinese veterinary students at K-State

August 18, 2021

The future of Chinese veterinary medicine is taking root and getting stronger through a special program at Kansas State University

AVMA Journal: Building public-private partnerships to advance global veterinary medical education: the US-China Joint DVM Program

August 1, 2021

The U.S.-China Center for Animal Health, or USCCAH, is a true example of "one world, one health." Established in 2010 at Kansas State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, the center aims to improve the veterinary training system in China to the level of the American Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education's accreditation standards and to promote U.S.-China research collaborations focused on combatting emerging and major infectious animal diseases.

K-State Report: K-State's US-China Center for Animal Health encourages public and private partnerships

July 23, 2021

The U.S.-China Center for Animal Health recently published an article in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association about the important partnerships the center encourages.