Welcome to the Lab Animal Hybrid Course

A course on the Care and use of laboratory animals: mice, rats and zebrafish will be organized at the University of Crete (Department of Biology), Greece in collaboration with the Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, FORTH, Crete, Greece.

10th International Course 2024

April- June, 2024
Crete,
Heraklion, Greece

Theoretical part of the Course – Online Lectures 

17 of April to 22 of May 2024

Practical part of the Course – On Campus Laboratory Hands-On Training

30 of May to 7 of June 2024

FELASA ACCREDITED

COURSE FELASA ID: F051/15

Care and Use of Laboratory Animals:

The main objectives of this course are (i) to provide advanced education, training and skills regarding the care and use of vertebrate laboratory animals, (ii) to present the basic philosophical concepts and scientific principles on animal welfare, (iii) to clearly comprehend the vital principles for quality research, and (iv) to provide an international certificate demonstrating competence in working with laboratory animals for research purposes.

MICE

RATS

ZEBRAFISH

FELASA Accreditation

FELASA ID: F051/15

 

 

 

 

Target Group

 

The course comprises lectures, practical hands-on training, group assignments, self-study and final examination. The contents of the course are in line with the requirements of the European Directive 2010/63/EU (covering functions A-carrying out procedures on animals, B-designing procedures and projects, C-taking care of animals, D-euthanising animals) and the recommendations of the Federation of European Laboratory Animal Science Associations (FELASA) for the accreditation of Educational and Training courses for Laboratory Animal Sciences. Successful participants will be awarded a FELASA accredited certificate, which demonstrates competence in working with laboratory animals for research purposes.

Professionals, Researchers, PhD and post-graduate students from all fields of Biomedical & Veterinary Sciences who are responsible for directing and/or carrying out animal experiments.

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