Medicine

The medical school graduates will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to practice the medical profession in the sphere of prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation. Future doctors should be able to communicate with patients and their families; conduct patient interviews and physical examination; order diagnostic tests; make a diagnosis; and provide treatment and aid in life-threatening conditions. Graduates should also be capable of cooperating with others, heading groups, and managing the staff of health care units. Program graduates can find employment in
• public and private health care facilities;
• research institutes and research-and-development centers;
• institutions responsible for medical counseling and preventive medicine education.