Medicine – English-taught programme

The Medicine programme provides the scientific, clinical and practical training required for future physicians in an international academic environment focused on professional responsibility, critical thinking and patient-centred care.

Programme overview

The programme combines fundamental, preclinical and clinical disciplines with practical training delivered in laboratories, simulation facilities and partner healthcare institutions. Students develop the knowledge and clinical reasoning required to understand health and disease and to approach real clinical situations responsibly.

Mission and objectives

The programme aims to educate physicians who are able to provide high-quality healthcare, respect professional ethics and bioethical principles, and adapt to developments in medical knowledge and technology. It encourages responsibility, effective communication, teamwork and lifelong learning.

Graduate competencies

Graduates acquire competencies in clinical assessment, diagnostic reasoning, selection and interpretation of investigations, therapeutic and preventive decision-making, communication with patients and collaboration within multidisciplinary healthcare teams, while respecting patient safety and dignity.

Career opportunities

Upon graduation, students may continue their professional training through residency programmes and pursue careers in clinical medicine, public health, biomedical research, medical education or healthcare management, in accordance with the applicable national and international professional requirements.

Academic documents

Access the curricula and course descriptions applicable to the English-taught Medicine programme.