Federation of European Laboratory Animal Science Associations (FELASA)
Program Description
Target Audience
Researchers, PhD/Master's students, veterinarians, animal technicians, laboratory animal professionals, and scientific personnel involved in performing procedures on laboratory animals or designing animal-based research projects.
Learning Objectives
Develop foundational knowledge and practical competence in laboratory animal science; understand legislation, ethics, animal welfare and the 3Rs; recognize pain, suffering and distress; understand species-specific biology and animal care; perform/understand appropriate procedures; and develop competence in the ethical and scientific design of animal procedures and projects.
Learning Outcomes
By completion, participants should demonstrate the knowledge and skills required by the relevant accredited modules for Functions A and B, understand responsibilities under the 3Rs, recognize welfare concerns, apply humane procedures, and understand how to design scientifically valid and ethically justified animal studies.
Program Information
| Credit Hours | 52.25 |
|---|---|
| Program Code | FELASA-FAB-01 |
| Passing Criteria | Successful completion of the course's required assessments/examinations and achievement of the learning outcomes specified by the accredited programme. FELASA accreditation includes assessment of satisfactory completion. |
Recommended Prerequisites
Familiarity with the following programs is recommended before enrolling: