Medical University of Warsaw prof. Bożena Werner Deputy Dean for the English Division

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1 Medical University of Warsaw prof. Bożena Werner Deputy Dean for the English Division

2 MEDICAL UNIVERSITY of WARSAW Over 200 years of tradition in teaching medicine: 1809 Academy of Medicine (medicine, dentistry, pharmacy) 1993 English Division 6 year program 2000 Faculty of Health Sciences 2001 Physiotherapy Division 2002 Center of Postgraduate Training 2004 English Division 4 year program

3 ACADEMIC TRADITIONS Historical academic traditions play an important role in the life of the Medical University of Warsaw, linking the present with the past. The inauguration, graduation and other events are very ceremonial.

4 MEDICAL UNIVERSITY of WARSAW TOP Polish medical university students/per year over 1600 scientific staff 5 University hospitals 11 affiliated hospitals 14 programs in Polish 3 programs in English Quality Assurance

5 14 FIELDS OF STUDY: -Medicine -Dentistry -Dental Techniques -Dental Hygiene -Pharmacy -Laboratory Medicine -Physiotherapy -Electroradiology -Nursing -Midwifery -Dietetics -Emergency Medicine -Public Health -Audiophonology

6 MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW 1st cycle 2nd cycle 3rd cycle Physiotherapy Nursing Midwifery Dietetics Emergency Medicine Public Health Dental Techniques Electroradiology Dental Hygiene Audiophonology Physiotherapy Nursing Midwifery Public Health Dietetics Doctoral level Medicine Dentistry Pharmacy

7 MOBILITY OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Cooperation within the LLP Erasmus Programm with 76 universities from: AUSTRIA SWEDEN FINLAND GREAT BRITAIN BELGIUM FRANCE GERMANY CZECH THE NETHERLANDS BULGARIA ESTONIA LATVIA ROMANIA GREECE SWITZERLAND ITALY SPAIN PORTUGAL TURKEY HUNGARY SLOVENIA CROATIA

8 Medical University of Warsaw Rector s and Dean s Office Didactic Center Library & IT Center Pre-Clinical Research Center Pediatric Hospital Sport and Rehabilitation Center

9 Future Facilities Pediatric Hospital Sports and Rehabilitation Center Modernised Didactic Center

10 University Hospitals

11 ENGLISH DIVISION 6 year MEDICAL program for high school graduates 4 year MEDICAL program for college graduates 5 year DENTISTRYprogram 5 year PHARMACY (+6 months obligatory practice) from 2015/2016

12 First academic year 1993/ year program for 10 students (6 from Sweden)

13 Academic year 2014/ English Division medical students (6 year program + 4 year program) 6 year program 4 year program 1st year nd year rd year th year th year 70 6th year 63 TOTAL:

14 Academic year 2014/2015 Medical students from Sweden and Norway (6 year program + 4 year program) Sweden Norway 1st year nd year rd year th year 9 9 5th year th year 5 8 TOTAL:

15 ORIGIN of STUDENTS of the ENGLISH DIVISION

16 English Division DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENGLISH DIVISION graduates per year

17 ENGLISH DIVISION Graduates from Sweden over the 20 years out of 9 first graduates 6 were from Sweden total number of graduates from Sweden in the years : 105

18 Internationally-recognized Medical Degree International cooperation with universities and research centers Member of numerous international organizations e.g. GHLO, EUA, AMEE The standard of education in accordance with the Bologna Process

19 ACCREDITATIONS U.S. Department of Education The Medical Board of California Polish Accreditation Committee Accreditation Committee for Polish Universities

20 NUMEROUS STUDENT RESEARCH CLUBS The most popular scientific clubs: Surgery Club Internal Medicine Club Anesthesiology Club Immunology Club Cardiology Club

21 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

22 ADDITIONAL ACTIVITES Sport: basketball, volleyball, table tennis, swimming, fitness, self defense and other over 20 sections. Choir

23 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: -not less than 12 semesters -not less than 5700 hours -not less than 360 ECTS points (min 60 ECTS in one academic year) -practical profile of studies -scope of studies: medicial sciences, health sciences, physical culture

24 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS MINIMUM OF HOURS AND ECTS POINTS Hours ECTS points Groups of detailed educational results morphological sciences scientific bases of medicine pre-clinical sciences behavioral and social sciences non-surgical clinical sciences surgical clinical sciences legal and organizational aspects of medicine practical training at the 6 th year summer practice TOTAL:

25 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS The University has 550 hours of classes (36 ECTS points) that can be allocated for obligatory or elective classes in all fields. Elective classes not less than 5% of all the hours- not less than 285 hours Physical education is a non-obligatory subject offered to students in the amount of 30 hours/year.

26 ENGLISH DIVISION 6-year program comprises of hours 4-year program comprises of hours The University will recognise competences and knowledge gained outside the higher education system e.g by self-improvement, professional work, additional courses and trainings or voluntary work.

27 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS CHANGES IN CURRICULM Pre-clinical sciences-minimum 525 hours, 43 ECTS I year II year III year IV year Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Genetics 25/2 30/2 Microbiology 80/5 Immunology 40/3 Clinical Immunology 20/1 Propaedeutics of 25/2 medicine of addictions Pharmacology with 100/8 Toxicology Clinical Pharmacology 50/5 Pathomorphology 200/36 Parasitology 30/2 TOTAL: 600 hours, 46 ECTS (75 hours more, 3 ECTS more)

28 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS CHANGES IN CURRICULM Non-surgical clinical sciences hours, 65 ECTS III year IV year V year TOTAL Internship VI Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Pediatrics 60/4 80/5 60/4 200/13 120/8 Internal Diseases 90/5 120/8 120/8 330/21 240/16 Neurology 100/6 Psychiatry 60/4 60/4 Child Psychiatry 20/2 Dermatology 90/5 Oncology 30/2 60/3 90/5 Family Medicine- 40/3 60/4 Geriatrics Family Medicine 60/4 Infectious Diseases 45/2 50/4 95/6 Rehabilitation 30/2 Laboratory Diagnostics 45/3 TOTAL: : 1110 hours, 70 ECTS (50 hours more, 5 ECTS more)

29 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS CHANGES IN CURRICULM Surgical clinical sciences- 900 hours, 50 ECTS Anesthesiology and Intensive Care First Aid and Elements of Nursing I year III year IV year V year TOTAL Internship Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS Hours/ECTS 60/3 45/3 Surgery 40/3 80/5 100/6 220/14 120/8 Child Surgery 40/2 Orthopedics 60/3 Emergency Medicine 60/4 Medicine of Disasters 20/1 Gynecology and Obstetrics +Endocrinology 140/9 60/4 Urology 30/2 Ophthalmology 45/2 Neurosurgery 30/2 Transplantology 40/2 Laryngology 45/3 Child Laryngology 15/1 Dentistry 20/1 Nuclear Medicine 30/3 Radiology 50/3 40/2 90/5 TOTAL: : 960 hours, 55 ECTS (60 hours more, 5 ECTS more)

30 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS CHANGES IN CURRICULM Summer practice- 600 hours, 20 ECTS Scope Number of Weeks/hours/ECTS Suggestion /after year/ Bed side Care 4/120/4 I Out patient Care 3/90/3 II Emergency Care 1/30/1 II Internal Diseases 4/120/4 III Intensive Care 2/60/2 IV Surgery 2/60/2 IV Pediatrics 2/60/2 V Gynecology & Obstetrics 2/60/2 V TOTAL: 20/600/20

31 ENGLISH DIVISION POST-GRADUATE INTERNSHIP 13 months -Internal Diseases: 11 weeks -Pediatrics: 8 weeks -Surgery: 8 weeks -Gynecology & Obstetrics: 7 weeks -Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine: Intensive Care Unit: 2 weeks Emergency Ambulance Station: 3 weeks Medical Rescue Training: 1 weeks -Psychiatry: 4 weeks -Family Medicine: 6 weeks -Medical Report : 20 hours of lectures -Biotethics : 20 hours of lectures -Medical Law: 30 hours of lectures

32 POST GRADUATE INTERNSHIP RECORD BOOK

33 EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAMS CHANGES IN CURRICULM Practical training at the 6th year- 900 hours, 60 ECTS Subject Number of weeks Number of hours ECTS Post-graduate Internship Internal Medicine weeks Pediatrics weeks Surgery weeks Gynecology & Obstetrics weeks Psychiatry weeks Emergency Medicine weeks Family Medicine weeks Specialty of student s choice TOTAL: weeks

34 ENGLISH DIVISION In accordance with the Directive of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education a medical degree is given to a student who gained: knowledge practical sillks social competences from all the fields of study.

35 ENGLISH DIVISION KNOWLEDGE: -development, structure and functions of a human body in normal and patological conditions -symptoms and course of diseases - diagnostics and therapy proper for certain conditions -ethical, social and legal regulations for doctors as well as rules of health promotion

36 ENGLISH DIVISION SKILLS: - recognition of health problems and priorities in medical treatment -recognition of life-threatening conditions that require immediate medical assistance - planning of diagnistic tests and interepretation of results -implementation of proper and safe therapy and prediction of its results

37 ENGLISH DIVISION SOCIAL COMPETENCES: - establishing and maintaining a respectful relation with a patient -thinking of patient s first - obedience of medical confidentiality and patients rights -awarness of one s own limitations and willingness to learn continuously

38 ENGLISH DIVISION STUDENT SKILLS The Medical University of Warsaw has introduced a Register of Student Skills.

39 ENGLISH DIVISION Excellent education World standard clinical skills