Humanmedizin – Riga Stradins University

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• Universität – Riga Stradins University

• Studiengebühren – 6.000€ pro Semester (12.000€ pro Jahr)
• Studiendauer – 12 Semester (6 Jahre)
• Aufnahmeprüfung – Schriftliche Bewerbung (NC, TOEFL Naturwissenschaftliche Fächer und Motivation)
• Approbation – Voll anerkannt in der EU

Studienplan/Curriculum

1. Jahr: Human Anatomy; Medical Biology; Medical and Biophysics; General Medical Chemistry; Medical Biochemistry; Latin; Histology; Introduction into Speciality & First Aid (History of Medicine included; Foreign Language; Introduction to Philosophy; Medical Cell Biology; Critical Thinking in Medicine; Intercultural Studies; Medical Terminology in Latin; Philosophical Anthropology

2. Jahr: Human Anatomy; Histology; Normal Physiology; Medical Biochemistry; Microbiology; Parasitology; Introduction to Research & Psychology; Foreign Language; Embryology; Medical Genetics; Medical Ethics & Deontology; Anthropology; Functional Histology; Exercise Physiology; Interface Psychology; Functional Embryology; The Functions of the Human Body at Various Ages; Personal Psychology; Medical Terminology in Latvian

3. Jahr: Microbiology; Pathological Anatomy; Pathological Physiology (Laboratory, Functional Diagnostics included); Pharmacology; Propaedeutics of Internal Diseases; General Surgery; Radiology I; Environmental Medicine; Introduction to Clinical Care & Rehabilitation; Clinical Microbiology ;Clinical Pathological Anatomy; Clinical Pathological Physiology; Social Pharmacology; DNA Analysis in Practical Medicine; Ethics; Sexual Health (mental and somatic aspects); Introduction to Alternative Medicine; Medical Terminology in Latvian

4. Jahr: Internal Diseases I; Surgery I; Occupational Medicine & Occupational Diseases; Obstetrics; Public Health and Epidemiology ;Ear, Nose, Throat Diseases; Paediatrics I; Psychiatry and Narcology; Infectious Diseases & General Physical Medicine; Dermatovenereology & Clinical Immunology; Disaster Medicine and Toxicology; Medical Psychology; Thematic Courses in Internal Diseases I; Thematic Courses in Infectious Diseases II; Actualities in Obstetrics; Extreme Situation Medicine

5. Jahr: Internal Diseases II; Surgery II (Urology, Cardiovascular Surgery, Oncology included); Paediatric Surgery; Gynaecology; Neurosurgery; Orthopaedics; Anaesthesiology & Intensive Care; Paediatrics I; Neurology, Children’s Infectious Diseases; Forensic Medicine & Autopsy Course; Clinical Rehabilitation; Ophthalmology; Clinical Practice (Internal Diseases, Surgery, Obstetrics/Gynaecology); Thematic Courses in Internal Diseases II; Thematic Courses in Internal Diseases III; Thematic Courses in Surgery I; Thematic Courses in Surgery II; Actualities in Paediatric Surgery; Actualities in Neurology; Thematic Courses in Radiology; Practical Neurosurgery; Thematic Courses in Ophthalmology; Clinical Physical Medicine; Introduction to Classical Massage; Introduction to Homeopathy

6. Jahr: Internal Diseases III (Outpatient Department included), Haematology, Radiology II; Surgery II (Cardiovascular Surgery included), Maxillofacial Surgery; Family Medicine, Women’s Health, Psychosomatic Medicine & Psychotherapy; Clinical Immunology & Clinical Genetics; Paediatrics II (Children’s Infectious Diseases included); Infectious Diseases II; Research Paper, State Examination; Clinical Pharmacology; ECG; Differential Diagnosis in Internal Medicine; Thematic Courses in Surgery III; Family Medicine; Evaluation of Clinical Tests; Pain Medicine; Biomechanics; Clinical Gerontology and Geriatrics; Introduction to Unconventional Medicine

Zahnmedizin – Riga Stradins University

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• Universität – Riga Stradins University

• Studiengebühren – 7.000€ pro Semester (14.000€ pro Jahr), ab dem 3. Jahr: 15.000€ pro Jahr
• Studiendauer – 10 Semester (5 Jahre)
• Aufnahmeprüfung – Schriftliche Bewerbung (NC, TOEFL Naturwissenschaftliche Fächer und Motivation)
• Approbation – Voll anerkannt in der EU

Studienplan/Curriculum

1. Jahr: General Medical Chemistry; Medical Physics; Medical Physics; Philososphical Anthropology; Medical Terminology in Latin; Histology; Latvian Language in Dentistry; Human Anatomy; Human Molecular Biology; Civil and Environmental Defense, First Aid; Medical Biochemistry; Biomaterials in Dentistry; Dental Anatomy; Dental Functional Anatomy; Preclinical Course in Operative Dentistry I; DNA in Vitro; Medical Laser Physics; Medicinal Plants and their Use; Personality Psychology; Medical Sociology; Sports for Health

2. Jahr: Biostatistics; Medical Genetics; Embryology; Preventive Dentistry I; Preclinical Course in Operative Dentistry II; Normal physiology; Clinical Pathological Physiology; Microbiology, Immunology, Virology; Cariology; Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical Anatomy and Surgery; Internal Diseases and Propaedeutics ;Oral and Maxillofacial Diagnostic Radiology; Preclinical Course in Operative Dentistry III

3. Jahr: Preclinical Course in Prosthetic Dentistry II; Preventive Dentistry II; Emergency medicine; Internal Diseases and Propaedeutics; Environmental and Occupational Health; Oral Surgery; Cariology; Preclinical and Clinical Course in Endodontics; Preclinical and Clinical Course in Periodontology; Oral and Maxillofacial Diagnostic Radiology; Morphoclinical Diagnostics of Oral Pathologies ;Preclinical Course in Prosthetic Dentistry III; Disaster Medicine Toxicology and Narcology; Oral Microbiology; Public Health Care in Dentistry I

4. Jahr: Clinical Pharmacology in Dentistry; Maxillofacial Surgery; Oral Morphology; Infectious Diseases; Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy; Orthodontics I; Prosthetic Dentistry – Clinic; Therapeutic Dentistry; Clinics and Morphology of the Diseases of Skin and Oral Mucosa; Paediatric Therapeutic Dentistry I; Paediatric Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery; Otorhinolaryngology in Dentistry; Paediatrics; General Surgery; Medical Terminology in Latvian; Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Syndrome; Effective Communication with Patient in Paediatric Dentistry; Physiotherapy in dentistry

5. Jahr: Complex treatment of Oral Pathology; Integrated Dentistry; Orthodontics II; Paediatric Therapeutic Dentistry I; Public Health Care in Dentistry II; Preventive Dentistry III; Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery I; Orthodontics III; Paediatric Therapeutic Dentistry II; Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery II; Medical Terminology in Russian; Medical Terminology in Latvian; Preprotesthic Surgery; Application of the 3 dimensional technologies in dental practice; Manifestation of Systemic Diseases in Oral Cavity and Body; Manifestation of Systemic Diseases in Oral Mucosa; Dental Problems in Clinical Rheumatology; Pilates