Graduate Profile

Graduates of the President University Faculty of Medicine are doctors who possess a solid foundation in scientific knowledge, basic clinical skills, and professionalism within the context of health issues. They are devoted to God Almighty, uphold high moral values, medical ethics, and humanism, and are capable of self-development through lifelong learning.

Competencies

• Possess a scientific foundation for managing health issues of individuals, families, and communities comprehensively, holistically, and sustainably within primary health care settings.
• Apply fundamental principles of biomedical science, clinical science, and epidemiology in addressing health problems.
• Acquire basic medical skills applicable across various primary health care facilities.
• Uphold moral values, medical ethics, and humanism in providing health services to the community.
• Understand and practice effective communication aspects with patients, families, communities, and other health professionals.
• Enhance graduates' ability to access, critically evaluate, and manage medical and health information, supporting lifelong learning.
• Conduct medical and health research.
• Have knowledge of the integration between education, research, and service within a health system.

Curriculum

The Faculty of Medicine at President University implements a competency-based curriculum using the SPICES strategy (Student-centered, Problem-based, Integrative, Community-based, Elective, Systematic). This learning strategy provides students with broader opportunities and space to develop their cognitive, affective, and psychomotor skills, essential for becoming a professional doctor.

Curriculum Map