Study plan Bachelor's Degree in Medicine
Title of qualification awarded
Diploma in MedicineStudy plan information
Table of credits for each course
| Basic training | Compulsory | Optional | Bachelor's Degree Final Project | |
| 1st year | 44 | 16 | ||
| 2nd year | 35 | 19 | 6 | |
| 3rd year | 54 | 6 | ||
| 4th year | 54 | 6 | ||
| 5th year | 54 | 6 | ||
| 6th year | 48 | 6 | 6 | |
| Totals | 79 | 245 | 30 | 6 |
Part-time or full-time
Full-time dedication Part-time option availableSpecialisations
Specialisation in Clinical MedicineSpecialisation in Clinical Surgery
Specialisation in Clinical and Experimental Laboratory
Specialisation in Maternity and Child Healthcare
Basic and compulsory training
| 1st year | 2nd year |
| Year-long - Biophysics - Biostatistics 1st semester - Human Anatomy: General Aspects and Locomotive Apparatus - Introduction to Health Sciences - Cell Biology - Structural Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Clinical Care Practice I 2nd semester - Histology - General Physiology - Integrated Learning in Medicine I - Metabolic Biochemistry - Human Anatomy: Cardiovascular, Head and Neck |
Year-long - Microscopic Structure of Systems 1st semester - Medical Psychology - Human Genetics - Medical Physiology I - Human Anatomy: Splanchnology - Bioethics and Communication 2nd semester - Medical Physiology II - Human Nutrition - Integrated Learning in Medicine II - Human Anatomy: Neuroanatomy - Clinical Care Practice II |
| 3rd year | 4th year |
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- Medical Microbiology and Parasitology |
- Medicine and Surgery I - Medicine and Surgery II - Medicine and Surgery III - Obstetrics and Gynaecology - Clinical Otorhinolaryngology - Clinical Ophthalmology - Integrated Learning in Medicine IV |
| 5th year | 6th year |
| - Paediatrics - Clinical Dermatology - Medicine and Surgery IV - Psychiatry - Legal Medicine and Toxicology - Preventive Medicine and Public Health - Clinical Pharmacology - Integrated Learning in Medicine V |
- Bachelor's Degree Final Project - Clinical Care Practice IV - Clinical Care Practice V |
Optional subjects
All optional subjects are worth 3 credits.
To obtain a specialisation, out of the 30 optional credits you must enrol in, a minimum of 18 credits must belong to subjects included in the pathway.
- Specialisation in Clinical Surgery. Choose from the subjects marked B.
- Specialisation in Clinical and Experimental Laboratory. Choose from the subjects marked C.
- Specialisation in Maternity and Child Healthcare. Choose from the subjects marked D.
| 2nd year | 3rd year |
| - Practice in Primary Healthcare Departments and Services - History of Genetics - Fundamentals and Scientific Analysis of Complementary Medicine - Medicine, Cinema and Literature - Doctor-Patient Relationship - Drugs and Addictive Behaviours - Brain and Behaviour - Well Ageing - Human Sexuality - Functional Evaluation and Physical Exploration Methods (A) - Cell Bases for Genetic Illnesses (C) - Histology Laboratory Techniques (C) - Molecular Biology Techniques (C) - Developmental Biology and Teratology (D) |
- Evidence-Based Medicine - Artificial Intelligence and Health - Practicals in Hospital Departments and Services - Bioinformatics - Applied Physiology (A) - Basic Surgical Techniques (B) - Medical Genetics (C) - Diagnostic Techniques in Medical Immunology (C) - Molecular Histopathology: from Laboratory to Clinic (C)
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| 4th year | 5th year |
| - Continuity of Cardiological Clinical Assistance in Primary Care (A) - Family Medicine (A) - New Methods of Diagnosis and Therapeutics in Digestive Diseases (A) - Specialised Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques in Pneumology (A) - Experimental Clinical Pneumology (A) - Integrated Diagnosis in Clinical Pathology (A) - The Kidney in Systemic and Storage Diseases (A) - Acid-Base Balance and Hydroelectrolite Disorders (A) - Clinical Security and Medical Error Management (A) - Medical Clinical Practical I (A) - Surgical Clinical Practice I (B) - Clinical Laboratory Practice I (C) - Clinical Practice in Child and Maternal Health I (D) - Digestive Endoscopy and Therapeutics (B) - Phoniatrics (B) - Anaesthesiology (B) - Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (B) - Clinical Cytology (C) - Basic and Applied Immunopathology (C) - Maternal-foetal Medicine (D) - Perinatology (D)
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- Multimedia. Prescription of Psychoactive Drugs by Primary Healthcare Doctors - Forensic Anthropology - Medical Oncology (A) - Introduction to Basic-Clinical Translational Research in Neurology (A) - Cutaneous Manifestations of Systemic Diseases (A) - Diagnostic Imaging (A) - Physical Activity Medicine (A) - Nutrition- and Metabolism-related Illnesses. Basic Clinical Aspects (A) - Basic General Electrocardiography (A) - Neurophysiology, from Basic Theory to Clinical Application (A) - Organ and Tissue Transplants (B) - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical Diseases (B) - Diagnosis and Treatment of Sports-related Pathologies (B) - Paediatric Surgery (B) - Molecular Techniques in the Diagnosis and Epidemiology of Transmissible Diseases (C) - Principles of Clinical Research: Methodology, Ethics and Regulation (C) - Molecular Pathology: Biological Diagnosis (C) - Paediatric Haematology and Oncology (D) - Asthma and Paediatric Allergy (D) - Gynaecological Oncology and Breast Cancer (D) - Medical Clinical Practical II (A) - Surgical Clinical Practice II (B) - Clinical Laboratory Practice II (C) - Clinical Practice in Child and Maternal Health II (D)
Students may also choose optional subjects that they have not taken in previous years. |
| 6th year | |
| - The Scientific Revolution and Milestones in Medical Research (A) - Workplace Health - Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging - Critical Inpatient and Outpatient Care (A) - Palliative Medicine (A) - Medical Urgencies and Pre-Hospital Emergencies (A) - Quality of Care (A) - Nosocomial Infection and Antibiotics Policy (A) - International Health (A) - Emergency Surgery in Human Organ Systems (B) - Advanced Resuscitation (B) - Advanced Life Support in Trauma (B) - Epidemiology and Microbiological Diagnosis of Imported Infectious Diseases (C) - Clinical Biochemistry (C) - Paediatric Infectious and Immune System Diseases (D) - Reproductive Endocrinology and Fertility (D) - Hereditary Diseases, Endocrinology and Metabolism (D)
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