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FACULTY

OF HEALTH SCIENCES

DEPARTMENTS

  • General Medicine
  • Department of Dentistry
  • Department of Pharmacy
  • Department of Physical Therapy 
  • Department of Nursing

GENERAL MEDICINE

Medicine is a scientific field of interest to the health and well-being of living beings, first to human health and then to animal health. The word medicine comes from Latin and means remedium, and the term ars medicine is used as an art of healing.

It is based on two principles: theoretical research and practical, or often called clinical, principles.

The theoretical and research principle will enable a specific area, disease, congenital defect or condition to be defined, studied in detail and sent to conclusions after the tests have been performed. Concluded medical theory is most often put into practical form through various educational processes, which will lead to the ultimate goal – to improve the health of living forms on which this theory will be applied.

All of the above makes medicine a combination of the scientific and the practical, because in addition to the theoretical basis, there are a number of techniques, products, procedures, plans and other definitions in medicine that are most capable of keeping life healthy or re-making it if it is not.

CURRICULUM - GENERAL MEDICINE

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CYCLE I

1st YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Anatomy I
  • Histology and Embryology
  • Sociology and medical ethics
  • English language
  • Psychology
  • Elective Course
    1. Molecular biology in medicine
    2. Information science
    3. Medical terminology
    4. Biophysical research
    5. Introduction to science
SEMESTER II
  • Anatomy II
  • Histology and Embryology II
  • Human genetics
  • Clinical practice I
  • Biophysics

2nd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Medical biochemistry
  • Medical physiology
  • Microbiology and Immunology
  • Elective Course
    1. The organizational culture and behavior
    2. Science in Medicine
    3. Biochemistry of free radicals
    4. English language
    5. Molecular diagnostics in microbiology
SEMESTER II
  • Medical biochemistry
  • Medical physiology
  • Microbiology and Immunology
  • Epidemiology
  • Clinical practice II

3rd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Pathological anatomy
  • Pathophysiology
  • Pharmacology and Toxicology
  • Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
  • Medical statistics
  • Elective Course
    1. Laboratory medicine in pathophysiology
    2. Physical principles of modern medical techniques
    3. Examination of patients with heart defects
    4. The national medicines policy
SEMESTER II
  • Pathological anatomy
  • Pathophysiology
  • Pharmacology and Toxicology
  • Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
  • Clinical propaedeutic

4th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Internal medicine
  • Clinical microbiology
  • Infectious diseases with special epidemiology
  • Dermatovenerology
  • Neurology
  • Psychiatry
SEMESTER II
  • Internal medicine
  • Infectious diseases with special epidemiology
  • Dermatovenerology
  • Neurology
  • Psychiatry
  • Physical medicine
  • Elective Course
    1. Clinical toxicology
    2. Diagnostic and therapeutic newspapers in neurology
    3. Mental health in the community
    4. Applied epidemiology
    5. Biological mechanisms of infectious diseases

5th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Surgery
  • Pediatrics
  • Gynecology and obstetrics
  • Social medicine
SEMESTER II
  • Surgery
  • Pediatrics
  • Gynecology and Obstetrics
  • Elective Course
    1. Clinical Biochemistry
    2. Neonatology
    3. Transfusiology
    4. Minimum invasive surgery
    5. Acute and emergency situations in gynecology and obstetrics, perinatology

6th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Ophthalmology
  • Otolaryngology and Maxillofacial Surgery
  • Hygiene
  • Forensic medicine
SEMESTER II
  • Clinical pharmacology
  • Family medicine
  • Clinical internship

CYCLE III

1st YEAR

  • Methodology of scientific research
  • Organizational culture and behavior
  • Management in healthcare
  • Elective Course I
    1. International finance in healthcare
    2.  Finance and financial law
  • Change and conflict management
  • Elective Course II
    1. Communication skills
    2. Biostatistics
  • Information science in Health Care
  • Preparation and defence of the seminar paper

2nd YEAR

  • Evidence based medicine
  • Elective Course I
    1. Epidemiology of infectious diseases
    2. Ecology and environmental protection
  • Study research-preparation, development and publication of a scientific work
  • Promotion of  health
  • Elective Course II
    1. Pediatrics
    2. Neurosurgery
  • Study research-preparation, development and publication of a scientific work

3rd YEAR

  • Study research-theoretical basis of the dissertation
  • Development of the dissertation
  • Defence of the dissertation

DENTISTRY

As a specific medical branch and activity, dentistry is studied scientifically and practically with the aim to train dentists – doctors of dentistry.

The great shortage of dental professionals sets us the goal of scientifically and practically training dentists for future work. Such doctors who will be able to integrate equally into the labor market, both in the region and in the countries of the European Union in which our medical professionals are highly respected and valued. The goals we need to achieve are for our students, in addition to superior knowledge and skills, to adopt the highest standards of ethical and moral norms.

CURRICULUM - DENTISTRY

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CYCLE I

1st YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Anatomy I
  • Chemistry
  • Biochemistry
  • Morphology of teeth with dental anthropology
  • Sociology and medical ethics
  • Histology with Embryology I
SEMESTER II
  • Anatomy II
  • Histology with Embryology II
  • Cell biology with genetics
  • Materials in dentistry
  • Physics
  • Physiology

2nd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • English language
  • Dental diseases – pre-clinic I
  • Microbiology, Parasitology and Immunology
  • Dental Propedeutics and Diagnostics
  • Prosthodontics – Dental Prosthetics pre-clinic II
SEMESTER II
  • Pathophysiology
  • Preventive dentistry
  • Information science
  • Pathology
  • Dental radiology
  • Prosthodontics –Dental prosthetics II
  • Elective Course
    1. Health education
    2. Gnathology
    3. Communication skills – organizational culture and behavior

3rd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Pediatrics
  • Infectology
  • Internal medicine
  • Dermatovenerology
  • Dental diseases – pre-clinic II
  • Pharmacology
SEMESTER II
  • Medical law
  • Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
  • Ophthalmology
  • Surgery
  • Neurology
  • Cariesology
  • Dental Anesthesiology
  • Elective Course
    1. Gerontology
    2. The legal aspects of medical dental practice
    3. Dental care of persons with special needs

4th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Basics of Periodontology
  • Oral medicine I
  • Restorative odontology I
  • Fixed Prosthetics I
  • Mobile Prosthetics I
SEMESTER II
  • Oral Medicine II
  • Clinical Periodontology
  • Endodontics- pre-clinic
  • Mobile Prosthetics II
  • Fixed Prosthetics II
  • Restorative Dentistry (Odontology) II
  • Elective Course
    1. Psychiatry and psychological medicine
    2. Hygiene and Social Medicine
    3. Risk diseases in dentistry practice

5th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Dental implantology
  • Children’s Dentistry I
  • Restorative dentistry and endodontics I
  • Oral surgery I
  • Orthodontics I
  • Forensic medicine and forensic dentistry
  • Maxillofacial surgery I
SEMESTER II
  • Restorative Dentistry and Endodontics II
  • Maxillofacial Surgery II
  • Oral Surgery II
  • Orthodontics II
  • Children’s Dentistry II
  • Epidemiology with statistics
  • Master (Thesis)
  • Elective Course:
    1. Emergency Medicine
    2. Emergencies in Dentistry
    3. Cosmetic Dentistry

CYCLE III

1st YEAR

  • Methodology of scientific research
  • Organizational culture and behavior
  • Health Management
  • Elective Course I
    1. International Finance in Healthcare
    2. Finance and Financial Law
  • Change and Conflict Management
  • Elective Course II
    1.  Communication skills
    2. Biostatistics
  • Information science in Health Care
  • Preparation and defence of the seminar paper

2nd YEAR

  • Endodontic surgery
  • Elective Course I
    1. The link between implants and upgrades
    2. The bone in dental research
  • Study research-preparation, development and publication of a scientific work
  • Information science in Health Care
  • Elective Course II
    1. Dental Traumatology
    2. Modern techniques in implant dentistry
  • Study research-preparation, development and publication of a scientific work

3rd YEAR

  • Study research-theoretical basis of the dissertation
  • Development of the dissertation
  • Defence of the dissertation

PHARMACY

Pharmacy as a science falls within the field of Biomedicine and Health and is a scientific field of a broader scientific scope. This affiliation predominantly characterizes pharmacy as a science to which man and his health are the subject of study, but the rope focuses on the study of medicine as such. Therefore, pharmacy becomes a multidisciplinary science that includes both basic and advanced knowledge in the fields of medicine, chemistry and biology, as well as some other natural sciences, such as physics, botany and mathematics. This definition of pharmacy indicates the need for continuous and comprehensive acquisition of knowledge, not only in the field of medicine, but also from other related natural sciences. Therefore, studying and dealing with this science becomes extremely demanding and complex.

The pharmaceutical industry has always represented, and this is especially the case in recent decades, one of the most propulsive and profitable industries. By finding and introducing the so-called smart medicines that are produced by genetic engineering techniques and processes used in biotechnology, the need to develop and acquire new knowledge as quickly as possible is further emphasized.

This refers not only to molecular biology and biotechnology, but also to the delivery and testing of the quality of these highly sophisticated drugs, but also to the continued monitoring of the safety of such drugs.

The need to deepen knowledge in each area of ​​the drug industry is compounded by the fact that the pharmaceutical industry, after the aviation industry, is the second, most strictly regulated industry in the world.

CURRICULUM - PHARMACY

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CYCLE I

1st YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Anatomy
  • General and Inorganic Chemistry
  • Information science
  • Sociology and medical ethics
  • English language
SEMESTER II
  • Physiology with pathophysiology
  • Mathematical analysis with statistics
  • Pharmaceutical botany
  • Physics
  • Cell Biology and Human Genetics
  • Introduction to Pharmacy

2nd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Pharmaceutical Technology I
  • Physical chemistry
  • Organic Chemistry I
  • Pharmacology
  • Microbiology and Parasitology
  • Elective Course I
    1. Internal Medicine
    2. Natural remedies
  • Elective Course II
    1. Social pharmacy
    2. Occupational safety and health
SEMESTER II
  • Pharmacognosy I
  • Pathological anatomy with histology
  • Analytical Chemistry I
  • Pharmaceutical Technology II
  • Organic Chemistry II

3rd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Pharmacognosy II
  • Pharmaceutical chemistry I
  • Analytical Chemistry II
  • Clinical Biochemistry I
  • Bromatology
  • Medical law
SEMESTER II
  • Analysis and control of drugs
  • Pharmaceutical chemistry II
  • Magistral prescriptions
  • Organization of health services and legislation
  • Elective Course I
    1. Transfusion and Immunology
    2. Organizational culture and behavior
  • Elective Course II
    1. Phytopharmacy

4th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Clinical Biochemistry II
  • Toxicological Chemistry
  • Cosmetology
  • Drug Formulation
  • Methodology of scientific research
SEMESTER II
  • Pharmacokinetics
  • Pharmaceutical chemistry III
  • Quality assurance and registration of drugs
  • Professional practice
  • Drug design and process control

5th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Pharmacotherapy with Velepharmacy
  • Clinical pharmacy
  • Stability and interactions of drugs
  • Analysis of food, water, air, and their pollutants
  • Elective Course 
    1. Quality Management in Health Care
    2. Analysis of the development of pharmaceutical products
    3. Health ecology
SEMESTER II
  • Homeopathy
  • Professional practice
  • Master’s thesis

CYCLE III

1st YEAR

  • Methodology of scientific research
  • Organizational culture and behavior
  • Health Management
  • Elective Course I
    1. International Finance in Healthcare
    2. Finance and Financial Law
  • Change and Conflict Management
  • Elective Course II
    1. Communication skills
    2. Biostatistics
  • Information science in Health Care
  • Preparation and defence of the seminar paper

2nd YEAR

  • Imunofarmacology
  • Elective Course I
    1. Pharmaceutical Chemistry
    2. Clinical Pharmacy
  • Study research-preparation, development and publication of a scientific work
  • Information Science in Health Care
  • Elective Course II
    1. Pharmacokinetics
    2. Ecotoxicology
  • Study research-preparation, development and publication of a scientific work

3rd YEAR

  • Study research-theoretical basis of the dissertation
  • Development of the dissertation
  • Defence of the dissertation

PHYSICAL THERAPY

CURRICULUM - PHYSICAL THERAPY

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CYCLE I

1st YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Anatomy
  • Psychology
  • Sociology and medical ethics
  • English language
  • Introduction to Physiotherapy
  • Information science
SEMESTER II
  • Physiology with pathophysiology
  • Mathematical analysis with statistics
  • Physics
  • Cell Biology and Human Genetics
  • Surgery

2nd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Sports medicine
  • Basics of occupational therapy
  • Basics of kinesiology with biomechanics
  • Internal medicine
  • Radiographic anatomy
  • Elective Course
    1. Emergency Medicine
    2. Organizational culture and behavior
SEMESTER II
  • Pathological anatomy with histology
  • Physical therapy skills I
  • Physiotherapy in surgery and traumatology
  • Physical medicine and rehabilitation
  • Basics of kinesiology with kinesiometry
  • Hygiene
  • Elective Course
    1. Occupational safety and health
    2. Health education

3rd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Basics of health care
  • Physiotherapy skills II
  • Physiotherapy in pediatrics
  • Physiotherapy in orthopedics
  • Kinesiologic physiology
  • Medical law
SEMESTER II
  • Physiotherapy in rheumatology
  • Prosthetics and Orthotics
  • Medical massage
  • Physiotherapy in neurology
  • Food and dietetics
  • Elective Course
    1. Transfusiology and Immunology
    2. General Radiology

4th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Clinical Kinesiology
  • Physiotherapy in cardiology and pulmonology
  • Physical therapy assessment
  • Respiratory therapy
  • Sports of persons with disabilities
SEMESTER II
  • Social medicine
  • Physiotherapy in primary health care
  • Physiotherapy of people with amputated limbs
  • Organization of health services and legislation
  • Methodology of scientific research
  • Professional practice
  • Final thesis

CYCLE II

1st YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Biomechanics
  • Research in Physiotherapy
  • Analysis of motion of the human body
  • Elective Course
    1. Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
    2. Basis of radiology for physiotherapy
SEMESTER II
  • Health Management
  • Methodology of scientific research
  • Professional practice
  • The final (master thesis)

NURSING

CURRICULUM - NURSING

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CYCLE I

1st YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Anatomy
  • Psychology
  • English language
  • Sociology and medical ethics
  • Information science
  • Health Care I
SEMESTER II
  • Physiology with pathophysiology
  • Cell Biology and Human Genetics
  • Diet Hygiene
  • Healthcare II
  • Epidemiology
  • Surgery

2nd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Pathological anatomy with histology
  • Microbiology and Parasitology
  • Internal medicine
  • Emergency medicine
  • Pharmacology
SEMESTER II
  • Oncology
  • Gynecology with obstetrics
  • Pediatrics
  • Health care in pediatrics
  • Neurology
  • Elective Course
    1. Psychology
    2. Organizational culture and behavior
    3. Occupational safety and health

3rd YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Food and dietetics
  • Health care in gynecology and obstetrics
  • Dermatovenerology
  • Infectology
  • Health care in infectology
  • Health care in neurology
  • Health care of persons with special needs
  • Medical law
SEMESTER II
  • Physical medicine and rehabilitation
  • Health education
  • Health statistics
  • Family health in nursing
  • Geriatrics
  • Environmental health

4th YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Disinfection, disinsection and deratization
  • Health care in the intensive care unit
  • Health care in geriatrics
  • Health care in family medicine and patronage
  • Psychiatry and health care in psychiatry
SEMESTER II
  • Otorhinolaryngology
  • Ophthalmology
  • Theory of sport
  • Social medicine
  • The organization of health services and legislation
  • The methodology of scientific research
  • Professional practice
  • Final thesis

CYCLE II

1st YEAR

SEMESTER I
  • Ethical principles in medical science and practice
  • The quality of life of patients
  • Statistical methods in medical science and practice
  • Elective Course
    1. Information science in medical science and practice
    2. The organizational culture and behavior
SEMESTER II
  • Health Management
  • The methodology of scientific research
  • Professional practice
  • Final thesis

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