The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth projects 6.9% job growth for veterinarians in Detroit during the period of 2002 to 2012. Detroit veterinary technologists and technicians have a projected job growth rate of 14.6%, and veterinary assistants and lab animal caretakers in Detroit can expect 14.3% job growth during that time period.
Veterinary Schools, Programs & Courses
in Detroit
Subjects listed are highlights of programs
and/or courses offered.
Bio-IT World reports life sciences industries are thriving in Michigan thanks to the state's development of a ‘Life Sciences Corridor' stretching from Grand Rapids to Detroit. Veterinary students and professionals in Detroit benefit from Michigan's continuing investment in biotechnology. This investment has lead to the development of innovative educational programs ideal for pre-veterinary undergraduate students and has created a rich job market for graduates.
Other Resources for Veterinary Education and Careers in Detroit
Veterinary Technology programs accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association are available at two locations near Detroit. One is at Wayne State University and the other is at Macomb Community College.
