Fakultetlar
General Medicine
O‘qish shakli – credit-module system
Talim shakli – full-time
Muddati – 6 years
Til – Uzbek
Qualification awarded to graduates – Family doctor
Education at the Tashkent Medical Academy is conducted under a credit-module system.
A student must earn a total of 360 credits over 6 years, 60 credits each year.
Curriculum: social-humanitarian, medical-biological, and fundamental subjects in years 1-3; clinical subjects in years 4-6. In the 6th year, students are trained directly under the family doctor program.
Graduates of the General Medicine program may work as family doctors in primary health care facilities or continue their education in a specialty of their choice through master's or clinical residency programs.
Stomatology
O‘qish shakli – credit-module system
Talim shakli – full-time
Muddati – 5 years
Til – Uzbek
Qualification awarded to graduates – Family doctor
Education at the Tashkent Medical Academy is conducted under a credit-module system.
A student must earn a total of 360 credits over 6 years, 60 credits each year.
Curriculum: social-humanitarian, medical-biological, and fundamental subjects in years 1-3; clinical subjects in years 4-6. In the 6th year, students are trained directly under the family doctor program.
Graduates of the General Medicine program may work as family doctors in primary health care facilities or continue their education in a specialty of their choice through master's or clinical residency programs.
Pediatrics
O‘qish shakli – credit-module system
Talim shakli – full-time
Muddati – 6 years
Til – Uzbek
Qualification awarded to graduates – Family doctor
Education at the Tashkent Medical Academy is conducted under a credit-module system.
A student must earn a total of 360 credits over 6 years, 60 credits each year.
Curriculum: social-humanitarian, medical-biological, and fundamental subjects in years 1-3; clinical subjects in years 4-6. In the 6th year, students are trained directly under the family doctor program.
Graduates of the General Medicine program may work as family doctors in primary health care facilities or continue their education in a specialty of their choice through master's or clinical residency programs.
