The animal hospital in Ta’ Qali has been renovated and equipped with modern equipment so that, in the near future, it can also be used by MCAST students who are following the veterinary course, which is now being offered in Malta, while also continuing to serve as an animal hospital, the Education Ministry said in a statement on Thursday. The Minister
The animal hospital at Ta’ Qali set to play a key role in the training of Malta’s future veterinarians following an extensive refurbishment and investment in modern equipment that will allow the facility to serve both as a veterinary hospital and a practical teaching centre for MCAST students. The upgraded facility is expected to begin welcoming students
The refurbishment of the animal hospital is at an advanced stage, and the Ta' Qali facility will soon also be used for practical training by veterinary students, the government said on Thursday. Veterinary programmes are being offered through MCAST - a first for Malta. Education minister Byron Camilleri visited the finishing works with MCAST officials
