Southwest University (SWU), founded in 2005 and located in Chongqing, China, is a national key comprehensive university known for its picturesque 600-hectare garden-style campus at the foot of Jinyun Mountain. As one of the "211 Project" universities, SWU excels in disciplines such as education, psychology, and agronomy, boasting significant achievements in areas like silkworm genome research and ethnic education.

The Master’s in Preventive Veterinary Medicine at SWU offers students in-depth knowledge of veterinary science, focusing on disease prevention, animal health management, and public health. Throughout the three-year program, students will engage in hands-on training, research projects, and interdisciplinary studies that prepare them for careers in veterinary practice, research, and policy-making. This program stands out for its emphasis on practical experience and its integration of modern veterinary practices with a strong foundation in preventive medicine.