UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD

Medicine Program – University of Novi Sad
Duration: 6 years (12 semesters)
Language: English
The Medicine program in English at the University of Novi Sad is a six-year comprehensive study designed to provide
students with the theoretical knowledge and clinical skills needed to become competent, ethical, and globally qualified
medical professionals. The curriculum follows European academic standards and emphasizes both scientific understanding
and hands-on patient care.

Years 1–3: Basic Medical Sciences
Students begin with essential scientific and theoretical subjects, including:

• Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Biochemistry
• Histology and Embryology
• Microbiology and Immunology
• Pathology and Pharmacology
• Medical Ethics and Legal Frameworks
• In addition to classroom learning, students gain practical experience through simulation technologies and laboratory-based
• training.

Years 4–6: Clinical Training and Internships
Once equipped with foundational knowledge, students begin clinical exposure and supervised rotations in:

• Internal Medicine
• Surgery
• Pediatrics
• Gynecology and Obstetrics
• Psychiatry
• Emergency Medicine

Students work in hospital settings under supervision, engaging in patient care, diagnosis, and treatment within a safe and
supportive environment.

Program Objectives:

• Develop a solid understanding of the structure and function of the human body
• Analyze causes and effects of common medical disorders
• Build essential clinical skills in diagnosis and treatment
• Apply modern methods in patient care and medical decision-making
• Understand global health issues and social factors affecting health
• Promote professionalism, medical ethics, and legal responsibility
• Train in real clinical settings under expert supervision
• Prepare students for modern medical challenges and lifelong learning
• Introduce biomedical research and data interpretation skills

Program Benefits:

• Taught entirely in English
• Recognized 360 ECTS degree aligned with European medical education standards
• Emphasis on both clinical skills and ethical responsibilities
• Safe and structured clinical training environments
• Graduates are well-prepared for medical licensing exams and careers globally

Dentistry Programme – University of Novi Sad
Duration: 6 years (12 semesters)
Language: English

Years 1–3: Basic Medical and Foundational Sciences
Students begin with a strong scientific base and an understanding of the oral and maxillofacial system, including:

• Anatomy and physiology of the oral cavity and teeth
• Dental development and morphology
• Biochemistry and histology
• General pathology and microbiology
• Infection control principles
• Ethics and deontology
• Communication and interpersonal skills

These years set the groundwork for more specialized dental training in later years.

Years 4–6: Clinical Training and Specializations
The focus shifts to clinical practice and specialized dental subjects, including:

• Diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of orofacial diseases
• Prosthodontics (fixed and removable)
• Endodontics (root canal therapy)
• Oral surgery
• Pain management and anesthesia
• Dental materials science
• Public oral health and health promotion
• Clinical internships under expert supervision

Students gain real-world experience working with patients in university clinics and affiliated dental institutions.

Programme Objectives:

• Understand dental and oral health principles and structures
• Acquire clinical skills in diagnosing and treating dental conditions
• Learn about the systemic implications of oral diseases
• Communicate effectively with patients and dental teams
• Promote oral health education and disease prevention
• Work professionally in team-based clinical environments
• Adhere to ethical, legal, and professional standards in dentistry
• Gain experience in scientific research and data analysis

Programme Benefits:

• Fully taught in English
• Internationally recognized degree in dental medicine
• Strong emphasis on clinical experience and patient care
• Accredited European curriculum (360 ECTS)
• Prepares graduates for careers as dentists or dental researchers globally

The English-taught Dentistry course at the University of Novi Sad has a duration of 6 years (12 semesters), totaling 360 ECTS credits.

The curriculum provides a comprehensive and systematic approach to dental medicine, combining:

• Basic medical sciences

• Clinical knowledge for patient care

• Interpersonal and communication skills

• Professionalism and ethics

  Programme Goals

  The programme enables students to:

  • Understand dental development and health, including tooth morphology and surrounding structures.

  • Acquire practical clinical skills through hands-on training in dental disciplines.

  • Gain knowledge of normal and pathological structures of the human body, especially the orofacial system.

  • Study diseases of the orofacial system with emphasis on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, and their impact on overall health.

  • Learn about sources of infection and effective methods of control.

  • Develop strong communication and interpersonal skills for patient care and teamwork.

  • Promote health awareness, education, and disease prevention in dental medicine.

  • Understand the social context of dental health and its broader implications.

  • Explore specialized dental fields such as biomaterials, pain management, and public health.

  • Learn about ethics, deontology, and legal responsibilities in dentistry.

  • Gain supervised clinical experience in healthcare settings.

  • Acquire skills in research methods, biomedical measurements, and data analysis.

    Outcomes

    Upon completion of the Dentistry programme, students will graduate with:

    • Solid theoretical knowledge

    • Strong clinical competence

    • Ethical awareness

    • Professional and communication skills

    This comprehensive programme prepares graduates for successful careers in dental medicine and research worldwide.

    Graduates are awarded an internationally recognized degree in Dental Medicine.