The Department of Veterinary Pathology offers programs of postgraduate study in anatomic and clinical pathology leading to the following degrees: Master of Veterinary Science (M.Vet.Sc., two-year diagnostic training) which may be followed by the optional one-year Senior ResidencyMaster of Science (M.Sc., thesis)Master of Science with diagnostics (M.Sc., three-year thesis program)Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D., thesis)Excellent facilities for research and for disciplinary training in diagnostic veterinary pathology are available. Current research interests include:Pathogenesis of infectious diseasesMucosal immunityInnate immunity and disease resistanceOncologyViral oncogenesisHematologic disordersWildlife diseases Honey beesSkeletal diseases.