Medical Faculty
The course content is to attain the degree of Medical Bachelor. Students must attend lectures and do practical work in the pre medical, pre clinical, para clinical and the clinical fields. To be recognized as a general practitioner, students must train in the teaching hospital.
The medical bachelor's degree curriculum takes four years (156 credits over eight semesters), while the profession degree requires another two years (49 credits over four semesters). Because of the organization of curriculum standards (called KIPDI) the 2006 admission of medical students have to carry out the competence based curriculum, which takes three years, while the professional degree requires another two years.
Immanuel Hospital is the prime teaching hospital. Immanuel has a polyclinic in each of the departments, plus a diagnostic center equipped with medical instruments used in ultrasonography, endoscopy, bronchoscopy, fuoroscopy, CT-scanning, lapparoscopic surgery and others.
There are other hospitals that are used as satellite hospitals such as Santo Yusuf Hospital, Doctor Salamun Hospital, Doctor Rotinsulu Lungs Hospital, Cisarua Mental Hospital, and also Cigugur Region State Hospital.
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