1. General information | Training programme: Doctor of Medicine Training level: Undergraduate Major: Health Science Major code: 720101 Type of education: Full-time Training duration: 6 years |
2. Qualification | Signed and sealed by Dean of School of Medicine and Chancellor of Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City |
3. Programme Structure | + Organs module by integrating method; + Module Evaluation of credits. |
4. Assessment | Formative and Summative |
5. Highlights | + Advanced training strategy towards international integration. + The number of students meets the requirements of the integrated programme design characteristics. (Small class – Big care). + Group discussion of 8-10 students to develop comprehensive knowledge, skills and attitudes of learners. + Approach to clinical situations right from the first year. Practice theory until the last year. + Medical training model is simultaneously hospital-based and community-engaged. |
6. Admission | + It depends on the anual forms of examination + For further information, please visit: tuyensinh@medvnu.edu.vn |
- ABOUT
- Introduction
- The SoM Logo
- Board of Dean
- Dean's message
- History
- Vision and Mission
- Core Values
- Organisation
- Science and Training Committee
- Ethics Committee
- Professor Dang Van Chung Fund
- Modules
- Anatomy – Embryology
- Histology – Pathology
- Physiology – Pathophysiology
- Biochemistry – Molecular Biochemistry
- Immunology - Genetics
- Microbiology – Parasitology
- Medical Skills
- Epidemiology
- Community Medicine
- Biomedical Engineering
- Hospital Management – Health Economics
- Internal Medicine
- Surgery
- Obstetrics and Gynecology & Reproductive Health
- Paediatrics
- Otorhinolaryngology
- Dermatology
- Ophthalmology
- Radiology
- Anaesthesia and Resuscitation
- Clinical Infectious Diseases
- Pharmacology – Clinical Pharmacy
- Pharmacognosy – Botany
- Pharmaceutical Management – Pharmaceutical Economics
- Organic Chemistry – Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Pharmaceutics - Pharmaceutical Industry
- Analytical Chemistry - Drug Quality Control
- Psychiatry
- Education
- Admissions
- Research
- Students
- Health Promotion