Medicine – Georgian National University

Program Overview

The Medical Doctor (MD) program at Georgian National University SEU integrates biomedical sciences, preclinical studies, and clinical training within a modern curriculum. It emphasizes evidence-based medicine, clinical reasoning, professionalism, and research skills. The program also develops students’ ability to practice medicine within diverse cultural and social contexts, ensuring they are well-prepared for further specialization, residency, or medical practice both in Georgia and internationally.

**Awarded Degree:** Bachelors Medical Doctor

**Discipline:** Medicine

**Duration:** 6 years

**ECTS Credits:** 360

**Language of Instruction:** English

**Delivery Mode:** On-Campus

**Accreditation:** Accredited by the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement (NCEQE), Georgia

**Career Opportunities:**

– Medical Doctor in Hospitals, General Practitioner, Resident Doctor in Various Specialties, Public Health Specialist, Clinical Researcher, Healthcare Consultant, Medical Educator, International Medical Practitioner, NGO Healthcare Program Specialist, Health Policy Advisor.

**Learning Outcomes:**

– Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of biomedical, clinical, and social sciences relevant to medicine

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– Apply evidence-based approaches in diagnostics, treatment, and patient care

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– Perform clinical examinations and interpret medical findings effectively

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– Utilize modern medical technologies and diagnostic tools in clinical practice

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– Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare professionals

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– Demonstrate professional ethics, responsibility, and respect for patient rights

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– Analyze public health issues and contribute to health promotion and disease prevention

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– Engage in research activities and apply scientific findings in medical practice

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– Adapt to diverse clinical and cultural environments in global healthcare

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– Pursue continuous professional development and lifelong learning in medicine