Why Opt for the Faculty of Medicine?

There are many reasons why prospective students choose medicine, dentistry or pharmacy. Whatever the reason, the choice of these faculties requires primarily a love of man and science, long-term commitment, a desire for continuing education and lifelong learning.

Here are some of the most important and decisive reasons to embark on a journey to become a doctor, dentist, pharmacist…

Working with people, humanity and empathy

Most medical professionals will say that there is no greater joy than the feeling you feel when you manage to help a sick person or when you are part of a group of scientists who discover a new cure or vaccine for a disease. So, continuous improvement, learning, love for people, humanity and ethics must be imperative if you want to do this job. Humanity is one of the most valuable human qualities, and empathy is the key to quality health care and patient satisfaction. If you choose this faculty you will help others almost always and at all costs.

Team work

Modern medicine is based on teamwork. During your studies, you will improve your teamwork skills, which will be of great help to you later, because the doctor, in addition to being dependent on other doctors, his colleagues, also cooperates with other medical staff on a daily basis. Successful treatment depends on the synergy of everyone in the health chain.

Continuous learning and improvement

The end of medical studies does not mean the end of learning. Just the opposite. By graduating from this faculty, you only get the foundation of extremely complex and extensive areas that must be studied throughout life, and which, despite that, are never fully studied. You need to be aware that knowing the facts written in books is not difficult, but that the real enigma is what is not written and what is waiting to be revealed. In other words, if knowledge is power, and ignorance is the mother of all vices, the future student of the Faculty of Medicine knows what to do. He also knows that lifelong learning is imperative, and that humanity and empathy are taken for granted.