1,555 Medical Science Degree Programs

The Undergraduate Studies Programme in Medicine is structured around three distinct study cycles: Basic Cycle, Pre-clinical Cycle, and Clinical Cycle. Aims to provide high-level medical education based on learning and understanding of medical science and on developing practical competencies and clinical skills.

The study program is designed as a six-year program without an interstage bachelor's degree. This type of study has always been one of the fundamental study programs at universities since the Middle Ages. The core, obligatory subjects taught in the first years of study will help students to recognize and become familiar with the normal physiological processes in a living organism. The third-year subjects introduce the pathological processes and, in addition, help students to acquire and master basic practical skills within the propaedeutic of inner medicine and the basics of surgery. The subjects taught in the fourth and fifth years are focused on individual fields of clinical medicine. Finally, the subjects in the sixth study year are introduced and taught mainly as long-term practical training in the departments of internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, the maternity ward, and pediatrics. Additionally, the students also have similar practical training within subjects covering preventive, social, and public health medicine. Our goal is to provide students with the necessary theoretical background and enable them in particular clinical fields to master the diagnosis of conditions and provision of the most suitable treatments to a patient. Furthermore, the students also master an appropriate approach to patients. It is necessary to attain a reasonable balance between the amount of new information from individual medical fields and basic core knowledge so that in the particularities we do not lose focus on the whole: an ill person, a patient.

The General Medicine programme takes six years to complete, and the teaching is split into pre-clinical and clinical courses. Aligned with the ECTs system, the Diploma awarded by JFMED is globally recognised and is a mark of quality education in medicine and science.

The degree program Medicine aims at educating Medical doctors, student graduates in Master in Health Sciences and gets medical doctor qualification.

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) is a high-caliber, research-only degree designed to forge the next generation of global health authorities, medical innovators, and epidemiological strategists.

The Master of Science (MSc) by Research at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) offers an elite, high-stakes research environment for biomedical graduates, clinical researchers, and healthcare professionals.

The Doctoral Program in Medical Sciences focuses on advanced training in Medicine and Dental Medicine, fostering research in basic, translational, clinical, or population science. Open to graduates, specialized doctors, and interns, it aims to develop technical skills and autonomy in research, integrating it into the medical profession.

The Medical Degree English Program at National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) offers comprehensive medicine knowledge, hands-on clinical experience in the field of medicine, public health, health sciences, and cutting-edge skills to become a compassionate and proficient healthcare professional.

A summer university preparation programme for teens, hosted at University College London (UCL). This course aims to build a strong foundation in medicine, health sciences, and biomedical research while developing practical laboratory and clinical skills through hands-on learning.

Designed to build on specialised undergraduate degrees and to provide an opportunity for advanced-level study in medical, biomedical, paramedical, allied health, and exercise sciences.

The University of Nicosia Medical School offers a PhD in Medical Sciences to students who successfully complete an independent research programme that breaks new ground in the chosen field of study. The PhD in Medical Sciences enables students to become independent researchers, thus advancing innovation and development. Following the completion of their PhD, graduates will develop capabilities that will allow them to carry out and lead independent research, to innovate and to push forward the frontiers of science and medicine.

The Master of Science in Clinical Medical Physics provides technological advances and developments in physics and medicine, particularly in radiology, radiotherapy, and nuclear medical physics, which have created a demand for Qualified Medical Physicists to support the current progress in the healthcare sector. Healthcare providers rely heavily on continued education and training of medical physicists in order to achieve and maintain international health standards.

The Master of Basic Medical Science is an elite academic program designed for future educators and medical researchers. This four-semester "by-course" program offers a foundation in health sciences, making it the ideal training ground for those aspiring to become lecturers in the medical field.

The PhD in Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences trains ~350 postgraduate research students undertaking PhD, MD, and MPhil degrees in Cancer Research and Cell Biology, Experimental Medicine, Public Health, Medical Education, and Dentistry each year. Its diverse postgraduate student population comprises both basic and clinical scientists from across the globe engaged in wide-ranging research projects spanning the breadth of the School’s research portfolio from traditional population-based epidemiology to 'big data' science and bioinformatics, through molecular and cell biology to clinical trials.

Experience the forefront of healthcare transformation with NUS's MSc in Precision Health and Medicine, an interdisciplinary program designed to equip students from medical and STEM backgrounds with cutting-edge skills in big data, AI, and genetic insights. Tailored for versatility, the program offers flexible study options, including a one-year MSc, a two-year MSc with Capstone Project, or stackable certificates. You will be able to access to renowned experts across multiple disciplines, positioning graduates to lead in the rapidly evolving field of precision medicine.

The Degree in Medicine (MD) program at ASOMI College of Sciences School of Medicine is meticulously designed to provide comprehensive medical education and training. This prestigious program is conducted in English and Italian, catering to a diverse student body and ensuring accessibility for a broader range of students. The curriculum is carefully crafted to cover all essential areas of medical science, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills to prepare future medical professionals thoroughly.

The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB ChB) degree is commonly referred to as the 'medical degree'. School leavers enrol at Otago for the common Health Sciences First Year course and then apply for admission to second year medicine. Graduates may also apply for admission at second year. If successful, students will complete a further five years, then after graduation work for another year under probation in order to gain general registration. There is a wide range of specialisation available in the public and private sectors, involving research, academic medicine, public health, clinical medicine and other areas. Specialties include Cardiology, Oncology, Pediatrics, Psychological Medicine, Surgery, Pathology, Public Health, General Practice and many others. Most doctors complete postgraduate training in their chosen specialty.

The MSMS is designed to improve academic portfolios by building a wealth of health sciences knowledge and identifying pathways to their dream healthcare careers. The classes in the one-year MSMS  parallel the curriculum of the first year of LCME-accredited medical schools, so students can be prepared.