Fundamental medicine

Basic medicine is a field that combines medical knowledge with biological sciences to conduct research on medicine, pharmacology, genetics, medical biochemistry, and other biological aspects that affect human health and treatment. The curriculum includes the study of human biology, medical chemistry, molecular biology, medical genetics, and other biomedical sciences.

After completing your studies in this field, you can imagine yourself as a medical biologist, medical geneticist, biochemist, medical researcher, pharmacologist, or clinical laboratory specialist.

This curriculum includes training in the following disciplines:

— Human Anatomy and Physiology

— Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics

— Genetics and Molecular Biology

— Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics

— Microbiology and Immunology

— Bioinformatics and Medical Diagnostics

— Medical Genetics and Gene Technologies

Training in the field of medical biology prepares specialists who can participate in research in the field of medicine, work with biological materials and treatment, and develop new methods of diagnosis.