The Medicine and Surgery degree program is structured as a six-year single-cycle master's degree, and admission is based on a single national ranking list.
Graduates can work as doctors and surgeons in various roles and clinical, healthcare, and biomedical fields, practice as general practitioners (after completing a three-year specific training course in General Medicine), enroll in Specialization Schools in various branches of Medicine and Surgery, pursue a PhD or second-level Master's degree, or engage in research activities in all areas of biomedicine.