Odessa, Ukraine
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Founded in 1900, Odessa National Medical University is one of Europe’s oldest independent medical universities, and was initially established under the Greater Novorossisk University of USSR. As one of the leading schools of Ukraine, the medical faculty of Odessa has played a prominent role in improving medicine in Ukraine, thanks to their intensive research work as well as the high standards of life in Odessa. The university is located in the Ukrainian city of Odessa – the city is home to residents of multiple nationalities and is equipped with a robust public transport system. Odessa is an economic, tourist, commercial, and cultural hub for Ukraine, and is one of its biggest cities. Odessa National Medical University’s campus spreads over a total area of 27,700 square meters, with a total of 12 academic buildings that house approximately 608 classrooms, offices, and laboratories. The campus also houses close to 3000 student accommodations, in 6 dormitories and hostels. Their medical faculty has historically been renowned as one of Ukraine’s most effective, and has always included well known scientists and researchers – their first dean was the world-famous scientist Pidvysotskyy V.V. Currently, they employ 106 Professors and PhD Associate Professors – this includes 20 Academicians of State, 42 Foreign Academy members, 39 Honoured science and technology workers, 10 state and international award winners. Education and research are top-priority at the university, and university is a member of the International and European Universities Association. Their latest scientific and teaching practices and educational contributions are partly due to collaborative links with leading universities like Washington University, Milan University, etc. Equipped with modern scientific infrastructure for teaching, research, and diagnostic studies, the medical university provides their 8 faculties and 58 theoretical and 45 clinical departments with advanced technologies and sophisticated clinical practices. The departments include around 9000 students, including around 1900 international students from 52 countries around the world. Recently ONMU has founded unique scientific and medical research departments and diagnostic centres for multiple domains like Molecular-Genetics, Biophysics, Cellular Medicine, Eye Microsurgery, Laser Surgery, Toxicology, and others. This balanced, multi-dimensional learning and training process brings the university to 116th ranking nationally, and 8848th ranking internationally.
Read MoreFounded in 1900, Odessa National Medical University is one of Europe’s oldest independent medical universities, and was initially established under the Greater Novorossisk University of USSR. As one of the leading schools of Ukraine, the medical faculty of Odessa has played a prominent role in improving medicine in Ukraine, thanks to their intensive research work as well as the high standards of life in Odessa. The university is located in the Ukrainian city of Odessa – the city is home to residents of multiple nationalities and is equipped with a robust public transport system. Odessa is an economic, tourist, commercial, and cultural hub for Ukraine, and is one of its biggest cities. Odessa National Medical University’s campus spreads over a total area of 27,700 square meters, with a total of 12 academic buildings that house approximately 608 classrooms, offices, and laboratories. The campus also houses close to 3000 student accommodations, in 6 dormitories and hostels. Their medical faculty has historically been renowned as one of Ukraine’s most effective, and has always included well known scientists and researchers – their first dean was the world-famous scientist Pidvysotskyy V.V. Currently, they employ 106 Professors and PhD Associate Professors – this includes 20 Academicians of State, 42 Foreign Academy members, 39 Honoured science and technology workers, 10 state and international award winners. Education and research are top-priority at the university, and university is a member of the International and European Universities Association. Their latest scientific and teaching practices and educational contributions are partly due to collaborative links with leading universities like Washington University, Milan University, etc. Equipped with modern scientific infrastructure for teaching, research, and diagnostic studies, the medical university provides their 8 faculties and 58 theoretical and 45 clinical departments with advanced technologies and sophisticated clinical practices. The departments include around 9000 students, including around 1900 international students from 52 countries around the world. Recently ONMU has founded unique scientific and medical research departments and diagnostic centres for multiple domains like Molecular-Genetics, Biophysics, Cellular Medicine, Eye Microsurgery, Laser Surgery, Toxicology, and others. This balanced, multi-dimensional learning and training process brings the university to 116th ranking nationally, and 8848th ranking internationally.
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