Veterinarium veterinary assistant Luka Ghlonti is undertaking 2 months of practical training in Estonia
15 October 2026
Luka Ghlonti, a veterinary assistant at Veterinarium Clinic, is undertaking a 2-month intensive practical training course in small animal medicine at the Estonian University of Life Sciences. The course is worth 10 ECTS credits.
The training takes place at the university’s veterinary clinic, where Luka is gaining hands-on experience, deepening his professional knowledge, and developing his clinical skills under the mentorship of experienced veterinarians.
Luka travelled to Tartu on September 12. His travel and living expenses were funded by the Veterinarium Staff Development Fund and the Kakha Bendukidze Knowledge Fund.
In 2024, Luka also spent a semester studying in Estonia through the exchange programme between the Agricultural University of Georgia and the Estonian University of Life Sciences. During that semester, he earned top grades in every course. His coursework included Surgery, Veterinary Clinical Skills, Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases, Dermatology and Allergology, Clinical Pharmacology, Clinical and Laboratory Diagnostics of Small Animals, and Poultry Diseases.
