Bachelor in Medecine. Job opportunities. International/Openness. Progression per curriculum unit. Programme objectives. Benefits of the training

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1 BA-MEDI DETAILED SHEET This programme is taught in french. Job opportunities If you go on to do a Master in Medicine, you could go into the following professions : Doctor of medicine, with one of a number of specialisations depending on the course taken: GP, surgeon, orthopaedist, oncologist, anaesthetist, obstetrician, paediatrician, Director of a hospital or medical centre, Workplace doctor Medical data manager If you wish to do a different MA, you could move into the following areas: Biomedical Sciences Public Health You could also move into research in any one of the branches of health: physiology, immunology, genetics, cellular and molecular biology and clinical research (new medicines). Useful information The need for medical staff is constantly changing. High-quality medical treatment is being demanded more than ever before. Despite the measures taken to limit access to the profession, if you are determined and if you have therequisite qualities and the vocation, you will always find a way of making a career in medicine. Programme objectives Fulfil your ambitions by gaining a grounding in a number of areas including: curative and preventative medicine, out-patients or hospital medicine, workplace medicine or school medicine and laboratory or industrial research. referential of competences [ cellpeda/competences/competencepsante-ba-mede.php] your technical and scientific skills you will also improve your ability to think and make judgements. An exceptional location comprising an ultra modern, highperformance hospital surrounded by classrooms, laboratories and a library. You will also be able to do a wide range of work placements thanks to the hospital network that is in place. International/Openness During your studies you have the opportunity to take part in university exchange programmes, lasting a few months or a whole year. As well as the possibility of taking part in the Erasmus programme, other types of work placements are also on offer, especially in third world countries. Progression per curriculum unit The concept of a year of studies gives way to a system of accumulation of credits based on the student s individual programme. The cycle programme is offered in units of 60 credits. The units of 60 credits are proposed as an ideal course of study for students enrolled in this programme. The first 60 credits are a compulsory requirement for each curriculum programme of the bachelor s degree. Students are required to obtained the first 45 credits in order to continue the curriculum. Beyond this, students must register each year for a minimum of 60 credits (except for shortened programme or final year). Programme title: Programme mnemonic: BA-MEDI Studies level: Bachelors Learning language: Benefits of the training During your studies you will develop your powers of critical analysis and your human qualities through regular contact with patients and the many non-medical staff. As well as developing Schedule: Campus: Erasme Page 1/5

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3 Bloc 1 BIOL-G1101 Biologie LEDENT Catherine (Coordinator) 10 credits [lecture: 78h, practical work: 20h, personal assignments: 12h] BMOL-G1102 Economie de la Santé VAN WILDER Philippe (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 12h] TRAN-G1102 Introduction à la Santé Publique COPPIETERS'T WALLANT Yves (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 12h] SAPU-G1204 Physique NARDONE Pasquale (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 48h, tutorial classes: 18h] SAPU-G1203 Morphologie : anatomie, histologie et embryologie FEIPEL Véronique (Coordinator), BRION Jean-Pierre and LOURYAN Stéphane 5 credits [lecture: 80h] PHYS-G1102 Epidémiologie et biostatistique VERHOEVEN Caroline (Coordinator), COPPIETERS'T WALLANT Yves, Collart Philippe and LEVEQUE Alain 5 credits [lecture: 42h, practical work: 12h] MORF-G1102 Sciences humaines : psychologie et évolution de la réflexion scientifique KORNREICH Charles (Coordinator) and MISSA Jean-Noël 5 credits [lecture: 40h, practical work: 6h] MEDI-G1203 Mathématiques : bases mathématiques pour les sciences biomédicales Swan Yves-Caoimhin (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 12h, practical work: 14h] MEDI-G1102 Chimie : Aspects théoriques LAURENT Pascal (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 56h, tutorial classes: 27h] MATH-G1102 Biochimie générale - Chimie organique et Travaux Pratiques de Chimie WAELBROECK Magali (Coordinator) and LAURENT Pascal 5 credits [lecture: 62h, tutorial classes: 9h, practical work: 34h] CHIM-G1101 Outils transversaux : anglais, recherche bibliographique, médecine factuelle LEDENT Catherine (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 16h, practical work: 20h] Page 3/5

4 Bloc 2 BIOL-G2201 Biologie cellulaire PARMENTIER Marc (Coordinator) and PERRET Jason 5 credits [lecture: 48h] BMOL-G2204 Biochimie+physiologie reproductive WAELBROECK Magali (Coordinator) and DELBAERE Anne 5 credits [lecture: 42h, practical work: 40h] BMOL-G2207 Biochimie pathologique PARMENTIER Marc (Coordinator) and RASSCHAERT Joanne 5 credits [lecture: 32h] MEDI-G2204 Physiologie générale et physiologie des cellules excitables GALL David (Coordinator) and GOLSTEIN Philippe 10 credits [lecture: 60h, practical work: 26h, seminars: 6h] MEDI-G2207 Physiologie et physiopathologie + stage d'observation de la médecine hospitalière GOLSTEIN Philippe (Coordinator) and NINANE Vincent 10 credits [lecture: 70h, practical work: 35h, work placement: 40h] MORF-G2204 Histologie et TP - module 1 BRION Jean-Pierre (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 10h, practical work: 23h] PHAR-G2000 Histologie et TP - module 2 BRION Jean-Pierre (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 25h, practical work: 30h] MORF-G2208 Anatomie et organogénèse - module 2 LOURYAN Stéphane (Coordinator) and VAN SINT JAN Serge 5 credits [lecture: 30h, practical work: 25h] MORF-G2206 Anatomie et organogénèse - module 1 LOURYAN Stéphane (Coordinator) and VAN SINT JAN Serge 5 credits [lecture: 47h, practical work: 25h] MORF-G2205 Pharmacologie générale + génétique ANTOINE Marie-Hélène (Coordinator), ABRAMOWICZ Marc and NORTIER Joëlle 5 credits [lecture: 52h] Page 4/5

5 Bloc 3 MEDI-G3310 Sémiologie LEEMAN Marc (Coordinator), GOFFARD Jean-Christophe and MEERT Anne-Pascale 5 credits [lecture: 60h, work placement: 80h] MEDI-G3311 Pharmacologie spéciale+diététique et nutrition LANGER Ingrid (Coordinator) and VAN GOSSUM André 5 credits [lecture: 40h] MEDI-G3422 Pneumologie DE VUYST Paul (Coordinator) and CAPPELLO Matteo 5 credits [lecture: 26h] MEDI-G3420 Pathologie cardiaque et vasculaire VAN DE BORNE Philippe (Coordinator), MOTTE Serge and WAUTRECHT JeanClaude 5 credits [lecture: 50h] MEDI-G3411 Pathologies infectieuses OP DE BEECK Anne (Coordinator), DE WIT Stéphane, GOLDMAN Michel, SNOECK Robert, STRUELENS Marc and TRUYENS Carine 5 credits [lecture: 24h, practical work: 41h] MEDI-G3605 Anatomie - module 3 : théorie et TP LOURYAN Stéphane (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 25h, practical work: 50h] MORF-G3305 Anatomie pathologique générale NOEL Jean-Christophe (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 30h, practical work: 10h] MORF-G3421 Neurosciences DE TIEGE Xavier (Coordinator) and SCHIFFMANN Serge 10 credits [lecture: 55h, practical work: 25h] MORF-G3306 Epidémiologie +médecine factuelle+déontologie+médecine générale+santé et environnement +statistiques SCHETGEN Marco (Coordinator), BERGHMANS Thierry, BOULAND Catherine, Collart Philippe, ENGLERT Yvon, LE MOINE Alain, LEVEQUE Alain and VERHOEVEN Caroline 5 credits [lecture: 67h] MORF-G3304 Microbiologie et immunologie TRUYENS Carine (Coordinator), FLAMAND Véronique, GOLDMAN Michel, JACOBS Frédérique, LE MOINE Alain, OP DE BEECK Anne, SNOECK Robert and STRUELENS Marc 5 credits [lecture: 85h] MEDI-G3405 first and second terms Anatomie pathologique spéciale SALMON Isabelle (Coordinator) 5 credits [lecture: 30h, cours global: 10h] Page 5/5