And those who have obtained the highest scores in the examinations are...

The academic year begins on September 1st and is divided into 2 terms of four months each. At the end of each term the students have to ...

The instruction at higher schools is given by lectures, by group instruction and practical work. The attendance of lectures and classes is ...

The study course lasts for 6 years and covers the basic preclinical and clinical subjects. In the preclinical years the curriculum is ...and hygiene, stomatological and pediatric faculties.

Strict discipline. Being late might result in compulsory work at the time that is convenient to the professor, in case of being absent the student 

• For foreign students, many medical schools provide preparatory courses, aimed at applicants who do not have sufficient knowledge 

The absentees often have to prepare academic essays. For systematic absence from classes, the student might face expulsion,

• Teaching fundamental (anatomy, histology, biochemistry, etc.) and clinical disciplines (surgery, therapy) has 

• Low cost of training in Russian medical universities in comparison with similar programs 

 If the student has a desire to engage in research activities, then he should think about entering a graduate school and then ...studies.

It is interesting that Russian universities offer a wide range of higher ... programs to train specialists in fields related to medicine.

 It is much easier to enter these specialties than medical ones, plus you can study at a state university at the faculty ...

These are for example, physiology, medical psychology, medical physics, biochemistry, pharmacology, genetics, entomology, embryology, pharmaceuticals, ...science and biology.

Another advantage of such programs is that it is much easier to transfer to a foreign university to continue studying ...in the medical specialty.

To get a narrower specialty (for example, a surgeon, cardiologist or gastroenterologist), it is necessary to study for a total of 6-9 years and continue education ...

The duration of studies at the specialty programs is at least 5 years (psychology, pharmaceuticals, dentistry), after which a graduate will be able to begin medical practice, ...

Only after passing the exam successfully the graduate has the right, without additional training, to start working in the positions of primary care specialists, that is, ...therapist.

Graduates of medical universities (bachelors, specialists) must undergo the primary accreditation procedure, which includes checking the theoretical knowledge and practical skills ...during the learning process.

 It is due to the work of qualified academic staff, a variety of ... in English and even French, relatively low tuition costs and availability of scholarship programs for talented students.

Medical education in Russia has a complex multi-stage ...

but free education requires excellent...

In addition, foreign applicants have ... of studying for free at a medical university in Russia

Next, the student will have to complete a 4-year bachelor’s program, at the end of which the graduate will be able to work only in junior medical positions (nurse, paramedic)...

The first step of an applicant on the way to mastering the profession of a doctor will be passing a unified state exam (USE) or internal examinations of a medical university, conducted for ...