$ 8,000
No Entrance Exam
March / October
6 Years (360 Credits)
Girls/Boys Separate
Worldwide
DAVID TVILDIANI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY (DTMU) started in 1992 as on the first few non-governmental medical education institutions. University offers higher education in medicine based on recent achievements in science and the best international experiences.
DTMU believes that educated people help raise society’s awareness, destroy stereotypes and create freedom in a society that is based on morals and intellectual independence. Enlightened people reduce poverty, increase healthcare accessibility and effectiveness in the world. Together, they take care of the environment and create a common welfare.
DTMU is the First and only Georgian medical institution to fully adopt medical program which is based on United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). The percentage of students passing USMLE exams in Georgia is the highest in David Tvildiani Medical University.
The Faculty of Medicine is a member of the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) and the Association of Medical Schools in Europe (AMSE).
The goal of the program is to prepare a professional of modern standards, which will be able to apply the principles of evidence-based medicine, ethics, research and communicational skills to his/her practice efficiently; to enhance the self-establishment and professional development in constantly changing environment.
Objective of the program is to organize content/volume of academic courses, as well as teaching and learning which will facilitate:
The structure and format of the David Tvildiani Medical University MD curricula and the teaching management system are original. They are specially designed to increase the efficiency and comprehensibility of the learning process: Modules are integrated into organ – system oriented rotations. An academic year consists of 40 instructional weeks (240 instructional days) divided into two 20-week semesters: fall and spring semesters. The semesters are separated by holidays. On the basis of ECTS (Europe Credit Transfer and Accommodation System), 30 credits are attached to the workload of each 20-week semester. Thus, one academic year comprises 60 credits; one credit equals 30 working hours, 16 hours of which are contact hours, and 14 hours are intended for students’ independent work. The learning process is performed 6 days a week, 4 hours a day. Each rotation is concluded by a complex test – a quiz. Student knowledge assessment is a computer-based test that ensures maximal objectiveness.
The whole length of MD Program is 12 Semesters, or 6 years, of which the first 2 years are dedicated to Basic Medical Sciences and the following 3 years – to Clinical sciences. One additional year is spent in Clinic, practicing general medicine.
Students can sit USMLE Step 1 after completing the basic medical sciences, and USMLE Step 2 – after Completing Clinical Sciences.
The last 2 semesters – or the 6th year is Clinical practice, which the students can have in Hospitals in Georgia, or at their choice – in the USA.
After completing 6 years of education the University Diploma is issued and the degree of Doctor of Medicine –MD awarded.