Functional since 1992-1993 academic year, the foundation of David Tvildiani Medical University. is related to an idea of necessity of international cooperation generally in education and particularly in medical education. Founding a new, different and alternative medical school in Georgia (as well as the whole post-Soviet space) gave founders and academic contingent a unique opportunity to influence medical education system, bring up professionals who will successfully implement all the functions of physicians of future. Focused on increasing opportunities of learning for the students is one of the key priorities of the institute.
“We provide latest educational resources to ensure individual and group learnings. This includes latest literature published in English; access to scientific resources important for biomedical sciences; opportunities to work in organized manner in small groups in ambulatory and hospital environments to enhance clinical skills and obtain educational practice, so that each student has an opportunity and access patients for individual learning. We also provide access to modern e-learning resources, such as practice and self-evaluation using virtual patients; PBL session work; classes to develop and assess clinical skills, etc. To provide feedback and identify progress of students their educational activities are monitored and assessed using the latest, valid and precise assessment methods/tools available in medical education”, briefs Nino Tabagari, DTMU Dean.
Open to Foreign Learners
Foreign students study next to local, Georgian, students. This is, on one hand, an opportunity to develop new generations of skilled workers in a multicultural environment of competiveness, when the base for competition is mutual development to enhance the quality of study outcomes. In the same time, this is also a responsibility ‘taken’ by the University in front of the societies in those countries where our graduates will return and implement their professional activities.
The MD programme is accredited by an agency recognized by the World Federation for Medical Education (Georgian Center for Educational Quality Enchancement), the University is in the World Directory of Medical Schools with the “sponsor’s note” and our graduates (Georgians and foreign students) are formally allowed to apply for residency programmes in any country (e.g. USA, European countries, etc.). At the same time, the knowledge and skills