Study programmes

The graduate of the doctoral study program in Personalized Diagnostics and Therapy in Oncology has received a comprehensive academic and medical education. They are theoretically well-prepared to practice medicine in their field and have demonstrated the ability to collaborate with other healthcare professionals.
Additionally, they are good communicators who are committed to lifelong learning and professional development and are capable of conducting advanced research procedures to expand current knowledge. Specifically, they possess extensive knowledge of biomedical fundamentals and have a deep understanding of the causes and nature of oncological diseases and related pathologies. They are adept at critically evaluating problems and hypotheses related to research plans and processing acquired knowledge, as well as navigating professional literature and specialized databases. Moreover, they can effectively apply their knowledge to the etiology, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases, with an emphasis on personalization and individualization of the diagnostic and treatment process.
Upon graduation, graduates are equipped to work as researchers at specialized research facilities or as university teachers in specialized or research clinical settings at medical faculties and various medical institutions. They are also capable of functioning as members of an interdisciplinary team, collaborating with domestic and foreign experts, and conveying their work to professionals outside their field or to the general public.