The holder of a professional qualification as a doctor possesses: adequate knowledge of the sciences on which medicine is based and a good understanding of the scientific methods; a sufficient understanding of the structure, functions and behaviour of healthy and sick persons, as well as the relations between the state of health and the physical and social surroundings of a human being; and an adequate knowledge of the clinical disciplines and practices.

Key Learning Outcomes:

A Medical Doctor possesses skills in using the main clinical methods, including taking and writing a detailed medical case history, performing a physical examination and an assessment of the patient’s mental status, interpreting a patient’s case history results, performing physical, laboratory and instrumental examinations, identifying a patient’s problems, and determining a preliminary diagnosis, assessment and treatment plan.

He/she also possesses the main clinical skills including those relating to basic and advanced life support, venous punctures, as well as scientific research, communication, professional ethics and informational technology skills.

Why choose this programme?

• The programme incorporates the classical teaching model, to ensure you develop a firm foundation in basic science before entering the clinical field.
• A unique opportunity to practice in one of the six largest Lithuanian hospitals and benefit from early interaction with patients.
• Integrated internships.

What comes after?

• A graduate can be awarded access to the third cycle of (residency) studies.
• A graduate can be employed in commercial structures dealing with medical equipment or pharmaceutical companies.