CURRICULUM OF THE ____________________________ MEDICAL SCHOOL

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Country
City
Name of Medical School
Medical School Web Site
Total number of medical students
Tuition fees/year for national students
Languages used (if there are more than one, please sepparate them by ‘/’)	Teaching
	Books
Number of applicants/year
Number of students that get accepted each year
Number of teaching staff
Average student/teacher ratio in clinical subjects
Does the school offer a combined graduating programme (the possibility of obtaining an extra licence)
The percentage of students that graduate in the regular minimal time		a. >90,
		b. 80-90,
		c. 70-80,
		d. 60-70,
		e. <60.
How are courses/teachers evaluated?		a. by students
		b. not at all
		c. other
Is the evaluation taken into consideration?		Yes
		No
Is there a body that evaluates the study process/ curriculum?		Yes	If so, what is the students representation:
		No
Does your medical school have an international medical students’ scientific congress?		Name:
		Period of the year:
		Web page or contact email address:
Medical school facilities: (try to evaluate each of the facilities on a scale from 0 to 5)		Library
		Computers
		Language training centre
		Laboratories
		Study rooms
		Recreation facilities

INFORMATION FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS

Exchange possibilities

International Exchange Programmes (e.g. Socrates/Erasmus)

Bilateral agreement

Unilateral exchanges

Other (please describe)

Number of foreign students:

out of which, exchange students are:

Admission criteria for foreign students

Exam

Interview

By payment

Other (please describe)

Tuition fees/year for foreign students

INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEDICAL CURRICULA

Describe the method of teaching

i. Traditional (consisting of preclinical and clinical years, having lectures and exams)

ii. Problem Based Learning (PBL)

iii. Block courses (one subject at a time)

iv. Mixtures of PBL and Traditional or PBL and block courses, or others (Describe)

v. Others (Describe)

Do you have a transferable credit system?

Yes

Number of credits necessary/year

No

Number of weeks of curricular activities in a schoolyear

Please describe the types of subjects that you do: (can choose more than one)

Compulsory

Optional

Electives

Mandatory

Non-mandatory

Other (please describe)

Subject

Type of subject

Total number of hours for each subject

How is the knowledge evaluated? (oral exam/written exam/other)

Number of credits

Lectures

Hours of practical work

Labs

Hospital

Seminars

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Subjects that are not due in a certain year, but they can be done throughout the university

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Community projects

Yes

If so, please list: .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........ .......…........

No

Possibilities for student research during preclinical studies are:

a. Compulsory

b. Optional

c. Hard to get a chance

d. Upon your initiative

e. Never

f. Other

Possibilities for student research during clinical studies are:

a. Compulsory

b. Optional

c. Hard to get a chance

d. Upon your initiative

e. Never

f. Other

The opportunities for research are offered by:

a. Institutes

b. Faculties

c. Labs

d. Commercial research facilities

e. Other

What percentage of students immediately after graduation go on to be involved in research?

CONTACT INFORMATION

Who to contact if someone wants to do a semester at this faculty? (we recommend that you provide an official Medical School contact)

Name:

Position:

Email: