Bachelor’s degree in Medicine

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Medicine

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Subject	Consulta guía	Semester	ECTS	Language of Instruction	Type
Principios y habilidades básicas en Medicina	Download		12	SP+I	O
Química aplicada a las ciencias de la vida	Download		12	SP+I-es	B
Introducción al estudio de la medicina	Download	First	12	E+IN-SP+I	B
Homeostasis y regulación	Download	Second	12	SP+I-es	B
Medicina basada en la evidencia y epidemiología	Download	Second	12	E+IN-SP+I-es	B

Subject	Consulta guía	Semester	ECTS	Language of Instruction	Type
Anatomy and Physiology of Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems	Download		12	SP+I	O
Embryology - Anatomy	Download	First	6	SP+I	B
Genetics	Download	First	6	SP+E-SP+I	B
Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology	Download	First	6	SP+I	B
Bible and Culture	Download	Second	6	es	O
Citizens for Social Change	Download	Second	6	es	O
Communication	Download	Second	6	SP+I	O
Critical Approaches to the Challenges of a Global World	Download	Second	6	en-eu-es	O
East and West: Great Religious Traditions	Download	Second	6	eu-es	O
Infectious Diseases	Download	Second	6	SP+I	O
Introduction to International Humanitarian Aid	Download	Second	6	en-es	O
Microbiology and pathophysiology of infection	Download	Second	12	SP+I	B
The Experience of God: A Christian Approach	Download	Second	6	es	O

Subject	Consulta guía	Semester	ECTS	Language of Instruction	Type
Practicum I	Download		12	en-eu-es	E
Pathologies of the Respiratory System	Download	First	12	eu-SP+I-es	O
Psychology	Download	First	6	SP+I	O
Exercise and Sport in Medicine	Download	Second	6	SP+I	P
Gynaecology and Obstretrics	Download	Second	6	eu-SP+I-es	O
Health and disease, a social challenge throughout history	Download	Second	6	SP+I-es	P
Neurology	Download	Second	6	SP+I	O
Otorhinolaryngology	Download	Second	6	en-eu-SP+I-es	O
Psychiatry	Download	Second	6	SP+I	O

Subject	Consulta guía	Semester	ECTS	Language of Instruction	Type
Practicum II	Download		12	en-eu-es	E
Digestive System	Download	First	6	SP+I	O
Nephrology - Urology	Download	First	12	SP+I	O
Caring for the Life of the Person: Family and Community Medicine & Palliative Care	Download	Second	6	SP+I	P
Dermatology	Download	Second	6	SP+I-es	O
Healthcare Management toward a humanised medicine	Download	Second	6	en	P
Surgery	Download	Second	12	SP+I	O

Subject	Consulta guía	Semester	ECTS	Language of Instruction	Type
Practicum III	Download		12	en-eu-es	E
Hematology	Download	First	6	SP+I	O
Immunology	Download	First	6	SP+I	O
Oncology	Download	First	6	SP+I	O
Public Health	Download	First	6	SP+I	O
Endocrinology	Download	Second	12	SP+I	O
Pedriatics	Download	Second	12	SP+I	O

Subject	Consulta guía	Semester	ECTS	Language of Instruction	Type
Multidisciplinary approach in advanced disease healthcare	Download	Second	6	en	P

Course syllabus

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Person-centred medicine

A humanistic approach

Person-centred medicine

A humanistic approach

The University of Deusto is committed to a person-centred medicine approach that entails treating the patient, not the illness. It is essential to listen to patients and enable them to express their concerns and talk to patients.

In medicine, humanism is paramount and leaves behind the paternalistic model. Involving patients in their diagnosis and treatment, while maintaining their autonomy and decision-making capacity, creates a doctor-patient alliance that helps improve their health. «No decision about me, without my participation», is a growing demand. It is a change that allows to offer patients a more comprehensive response that adds value to the knowledge and responsibility of medical professionals.

Problem-based learning

PBA methodology

Where does it come from?

You will learn with the ABP methodology, Problem-Based Learning, as it first was carried out by innovative McMaster University (Canada) a few years ago,always ranked top in Medicine, thus revolutionising medical education worldwide.

In Spain, one of the pioneers in using the PBL method for medicine is the University of Girona, which has provided guidance, advice and support to the University of Deusto since 2016. Joint collaboration will continue in the coming years thanks to an agreement signed between both institutions.

What is it about?

Studying medicine using the PBL method means that you will build your knowledge through real-life problemsand cases in their systemic context. Furthermore, in addition to acquiring knowledge, you will also develop your interpersonal and teamwork skills. PBL also promotes critical thinking, ongoing self-directed learning and research skills development.

Academic staff

The academic staff at the University of Deusto have been trained in this methodology to guide and monitor your learning process.

Medicine

International Programme

Living and studying abroad

In fourth year, students who meet the academic and language requirements may be eligible to take part in an international mobility experience in the second semester. The mobility placements scheduled for the Bachelor's Degree in Medicine are designed as part of the programme to enhance the profile of the degree. In this regard, its priority objectives are to:

Acquire a broader perspective of graduates' professional development, particularly from a practical perspective.
Promote the development of skills that are key to the work of future medical graduates (teamwork, attention to diversity, development of the values of peace, social justice and solidarity, among others) through international exchange.
Achieve significant cross-cultural training experiences, which are inherent to these professionals' work.
Work intensively on the development of competences related to foreign language skills.

Agreements with other universities

The University of Deusto has framework agreements in force with international universities that include the Bachelor's Degree in Medicine in their curricula.

Likewise, the University of Deusto has its own network of Jesuit universities (UNIJES)that offer degrees in the area of health, such as Medicine and Biomedicine across the five continents.

Internacional

Amplia red de contactos

Prácticas internacionales

Argentina:

Universidad de Ciencias Empresariales y Sociales: Buenos Aires.
Universidad Católica de Córdoba: Córdoba
IUCBC (Instituto Universitario Ciencias Biomédicas de Córdoba): Córdoba

Colombia:

Fundación Unisanitas: Bogotá

Chile:

Universidad Andres de Bello: Concepción, Viña del Mar, Santiago.

Ecuador:

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Ecuador: Quito, Esmeraldas, Ibarra, Manabí, Santo Domingo y Amazonas.

México:

Universidad La Salle: México DF
Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán: Mérida

República Dominicana:

Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra: Santiago de los Caballeros.

Uruguay:

Universidad Católica del Uruguay: Montevideo

Cooperación

Deusto ha establecido contactos con organizaciones, universidades y centros de salud de distintos países en desarrollo.

Demonstrate what you have learnt

Undergraduate Final Year Project

Demonstrate what you have learnt

Undergraduate Final Year Project

In your 6thº year, you will carry out the Undergraduate Final Year Project (18 ECTS), associated with clinical practice. This is the main project in the sixth year of the degree. In order to enrol, students must have completed, or at least enrolled for, all of the core and compulsory subjects in the programme syllabus.

It is an empirical research project that must be developed in a professional and mature manner under the supervision of a lecturer and that will be defended in public before an examining committee.

Academic calendar

Deusto official academic calendar

Timetables 2024/2025

Provisional timetables subject to change.

See timetable - year 1

See timetable - year 2

See timetable - year 3

See timetable - year 4

See timetable - year 5

Examinations

resit exams

Human Education in Values- second semester

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Academic regulations

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Academic regulations

It is important to know the regulations governing undergraduate degree programmes. They contain full information about the number of exam sessions you are allowed to sit, requirements to continue in the degree programme (minimum number of credits you must pass per year, moving on to the next year of study, maximum time allowed to complete the degree….), regulations for recognition of credits and the General Academic Regulations.

You can see all the academic regulations on the Academic Regulations section on the Deusto student website you can consult all the academic regulations.