Objectives of the Department

The Department of Special Clinical Disciplines is committed to educating professionally competent, competitive and responsible specialists who meet the current requirements of modern medicine. To achieve this goal, the Department promotes the integrated development of education, clinical practice and scientific research.

The main objectives of the Department are:

1. To provide students with high-quality theoretical knowledge and develop their clinical reasoning.
2. To develop the practical, communication and research skills of future healthcare professionals.
3. To educate specialists capable of delivering high-quality, patient-centred healthcare based on the principles of evidence-based medicine.
4. To integrate innovative technologies, scientific advances and best clinical practices into the educational process.
5. To strengthen the Department’s research capacity, support doctoral students and early-career researchers, and develop highly qualified academic personnel.
6. To implement research projects addressing current issues in medicine and public health and publish their results in national and international journals.
7. To integrate research findings into education and clinical practice.
8. To expand cooperation with national and international educational, scientific and healthcare institutions.
9. To support the academic mobility and professional development of faculty members and students, as well as their participation in international research projects.
10. To contribute to strengthening the University’s academic reputation and scientific profile at national and international levels.