On Anant Ambani’s birthday, Vantara launches pioneering university for wildlife conservation and veterinary studies
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Vantara University, a pioneering institution for wildlife conservation and veterinary studies, has been launched in Jamnagar, India. The university aims to train future leaders in veterinary medicine, conservation, and wildlife care, with a curriculum drawing from India's long-standing knowledge traditions.
Vantara University has been launched in Jamnagar, India. The university is focused on wildlife conservation and veterinary sciences. It will offer undergraduate, postgraduate, fellowship, and specialised programmes. The university will have advanced academic and clinical infrastructure, international collaborations, and a residential campus. It will focus on action-oriented research to strengthen animal welfare and advanced conservation practice. The launch marked the start of a broader national effort.
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