SEU PROGRAMS
"Master's in Business Administration"
Tuition Fee 3,500 USD / Yearly
"Dentistry"
Tuition Fee 5,000 USD / Yearly
"Bachelor's of Business Administration"
Tuition Fee 3,500 USD / Yearly
"Medical Doctor/MBBS"
Tuition Fee 5,500 USD / Yearly
Business Administration Program
Tuition Fee: $3,500 Per Year
AIM OF THE PROGRAM
Program goals are:
• Business Administration program aims to equip students with a broad range of theoretical knowledge and practical skills of analyzing processes in the various business and economic environment. The program aims to study students basic as well as functional aspects of Business Administration, such as Finances, Marketing, Management, Financial Accounting and Auditing.
• Business Administration program enables students to develop skills necessary for any managerial level and prepare them to effectively fulfil appropriate functions in Management, Economics, Finances, Marketing and Accounting at local and international companies.
• Business Administration program enables students to acquire practical skills necessary for entrepreneurship
• Business Administration program strives to educate creative-minded professionals who will be competing in local and international labor markets with a healthy ambition to be a leader and have a constant need for development.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Students understand and analyze the role of all the core areas of business administration, such as mathematics, statistics, management accounting and financial accounting, economics, finance, information technology, management, and marketing.
• Students analyze theories and practices of business ethics and social responsibility.
• Students use mathematical and statistical tools to discover, analyze and solve business problems.
• Students understand globalization and appreciate cultural diversity.
• Students conduct marketing research and design appropriate and effective marketing mix and strategies.
• Students analyze the challenges of starting their own business; They distinguish between types of business strategies and discuss their planning, implementation and evaluation processes.
• Students identify accounting concepts that enable them to interpret financial data and use it to make informed decisions about the operating performance and financial position of a company.
• Students develop, organize, and participate actively in interdisciplinary cooperation and lead work groups.
• Students establish business plan and prove its feasibility.
• Students produce clearly written analysis and deliver well organized, reasoned and persuasive oral and written presentations in English language.
Employment departments are:
• Analytical Department
• Human Resources Management Department
• Research and Development Department
• Strategic Planning Department
• Financial Department
• Project Management Department
• Marketing Department
• Risk Management Department
• Small Business
General Medicine/Medical Doctor Program
Tuition Fee of 5,500 $ Per Year
5.8 Years Course (60 ECTS PER YEAR) Doctor of Medicine (MD)
Course Duration: 4.8 Years + 1 Year Rotational Internship. Within 5.8 Years you will complete 60ECTS (Credits) per year
AIM OF THE PROGRAM
The programme aims at providing the graduates with the necessary knowledge and competencies relevant to the national and international standards of the field that will ensure their further study in professional direction;
• Knowledge of biomedical and clinical sciences, its scientific methods and principles, and the necessity for Life Long Learning (LLL).
• Clinical, interpersonal, and practical skills.
• Case-based clinical reasoning and taking decisions.
• Understanding clinical cases in a social, cultural context.
• Understanding of a physician’s professional, ethical, and legal responsibilities.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Field-Specific Knowledge
The graduate is able to:
• Determine the normal structure of human body from cell level till organ systems, functioning of the body, molecular biology and embryonic development of a human body, metabolism and hormone functions, function of the immune system.
• Determine the fundamental principles of behavioral and social sciences – Human development (child, adolescence, adult), human psychology, sociology;
• Identify the basic principles of clinical sciences, clinical sciences of different specialties and subspecialties of medicine – pathological structure and mechanism of the disease, infection and mechanisms of its development, immunity;
• Determine the use of antibiotics and resistance to antibiotics; the principles of prescribing the medicines; the side effects of medicines; interaction of medicines; blood and blood transfusion; drug action and pharmacokinetics; segregated drugs;
• Determine the prevention of diseases; lifestyle, diet and eating; health support; screening and supervision of diseases; disability; gender issues in health care; epidemiology; the cultural and ethics influence on health care; resource distributing and health care economy; global health and inequality;
• Determine ethic and legal principles in medical practice – the rights of patients; the rights of people with disabilities; the principles of relations with colleagues.
• Determine the role of doctor in health care system – legislation regarding the medicine; the systems of professional regulations; the principles of clinical audit; the ways of health care access.
1. Carry out a consultation with a patient
take a case history, carry out physical examination, make clinical judgements and decisions, provide explanation and advice, reassurance and support, assess the patient’s mental state
2. Assess clinical presentations, order investigations, make differential diagnoses, and negotiate a management plan
recognize and assess the severity of clinical presentations, order appropriate investigations and interpret the results, make differential diagnoses, negotiate an appropriate management plan with patients and carers, take care of a terminal patient and his family members, manage the chronic disease.
3. Providing first aid in emergency medical situations (First aid and resuscitation measures)
Identify and assess the emergency medical conditions, treat emergency medical conditions, provide with first aid; age peculiarities in newborns and children; conduct the basic life maintaining and cardiopulmonary resuscitation activities in compliance with the guidelines; conduct the activities for enhance lifetime maintenance in accordance with the guidelines; treat of traumas according to the guidelines.
4. Drug prescription
Prescribe drugs clearly and properly with consideration of patient’s age, match appropriate drugs with clinical context; review appropriateness of drugs and other therapies and evaluate potential benefits and risks for the patient; treat pain and distress; consider compatibility of drugs before initiation of treatment.
5. Conducting Practical Procedures – vital signs: pulse, respiration, temperature, measure blood pressure, oxygen delivery, patient transportation and treatment, urinalysis, electrocardiography, electrocardiography interpretation, performing respiratory function test; manipulators and manikins – bronchoscopy, venipuncture, venous catheterization, drug injection into the vein and infusion device, subcutaneous and intramuscular injection, urinary catheterization, lumbar puncture, spinal anesthesia, paracentesis, gastric lavage, gastrostomy tube care, putting and removing stitches, wound treatment, suturing, etc.
6. Communicate effectively in a medical context
Communicate with patient, colleagues, breaking bad news, patient’s relatives, disabled peoples, in seeking informed consent, provide with the written communication (including the medical records), in dealing with aggression, with those who require an interpreter, with law enforcement agencies and mass media, with any person regardless of his/her social, cultural, religious and ethnic background.
7. The use of Ethic and Legal Principles in Medical Practice
Use ethical principles and analytical skills in treatment process, keep confidentiality, get the informed consent and make an appropriate record, issue death certificate, require autopsy, apply Georgian and international legislation during treatment, conduct medical practice in multi-cultural environment.
8. Evaluation of psychological and social aspects regarding patients’ disease.
Evaluate the psychological factors of disease detection and impacts on the patients, the social factors of disease detection and impacts on the patients, recognitize of the stress related to disease, recognitize of the drug and alcohol abuse.
9. The use of knowledge, skills and principles based on evidence
Use evidence in practice, determine and conduct the relevant literature research, critically analyze the published literature, make conclusion and use them in practice.
10. Use information and information technology effectively in a medical context
Keep accurate and complete clinical records, use IT in medical practice, access specific information sources, store and retrieve information, keep personal records.
11. Ability to apply scientific principles, methods and knowledge to medical practice and research
Identify the research conducting methodology; Determine the research designing, planning, result processing and conclusion-making skills; use the achievements of biomedicine in practice; report/review writing skills based on critical; provide with the analysis of the research literature in biomedicine; determine the ethics of conducting scientific research.
12. Implementation of health promoting events, engage with public health care issues, efficient performance within the health care system
Conduct the treatment that minimizes the risk of damage to the patient; implement measures for the prevention of infection spread; understand ones’ own health problems and evaluating ones’ own health with regard to professional responsibilities; participate in health promotion events both on individual and population-wide level; demonstrate the leadership skills for the improvement of healthcare system; facilitate the changes in healthcare system for strengthening the services and improving the results; work with patients and their families for enhancing the healthy behaviors; contribute to the improvement of community and population health.
13. Professionalism
Professional attributes
• Show probity, honesty, ethical commitment; commitment to maintaining good practice, concern for quality; critical and self-critical abilities, reflective practice; empathy; creativity, initiative, interpersonal skills, leadership skills
Professional working
• Show the ability to recognize limits and ask for help, work autonomously when necessary, solve problems, make decisions, work in a multidisciplinary team, communicate with experts in other disciplines, lead others, adapt to new situations, capacity for organisation and planning.
The doctor as expert:
• Show capacity for analysis and synthesis, applying knowledge in practice, research skills, to learn (including lifelong self-directed learning), teach others
The global doctor
Appreciate diversity and multiculturality, understand cultures and customs of other countries, work in an international context, show knowledge of a second language, general knowledge outside medicine.
EMPLOYMENT FIELD
The graduate of one-cycle higher education programme (Medical Doctor) is not granted to run the independent medical practice according to the applicable legislation, she/he can be:
1. Employed as a Junior Doctor under the responsibility of an independent medical practitioner
2. Carry out research and teaching activities in the theoretical fields of medicine or other fields of health care that do not include an independent medical practice