Departments of the College
Medicine
Nursing

Medicine

The School of Medicine is organized into two major divisions, the Departments of Medicine and Nursing, which run the systematic and well structured programs for training physicians and nurses who are determined to devote themselves to serve medical and health care needs of the society. The major programs of courses in the School are to provide students with resource rich and diverse opportunities to acquire a requisite knowledge base in the biomedical sciences. Further it is for the career professionals to learn skills of the applications of this knowledge to practical situations in the community. The School has many laboratories for the research work of the faculty and staff, which are also involved in a wide range of experiments to be performed for instructional functions for students. There are three research institutes in the School: the Institute of Medical Science, the Clinical Research Center, and the Institute of Cardiovascular Research, which support the collaborated researches for the faculty, staff, and graduate students. The Medical Library holds various types of medical journals and other data, which are available for the ongoing research and teaching programs. The University Hospital affiliated with the School of Medicine has the program for the clinical practice of students, in which they experience the case-oriented medical and health care practices.