Undergraduate
The undergraduate medical program at GMS is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in medical sciences and clinical training, preparing them to become skilled healthcare professionals. The program combines theoretical knowledge in subjects like anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology with practical experience through clinical rotations in various medical specialties. Students graduate with a recognized medical degree, allowing them to pursue careers in medicine, surgery, or further specialized fields. GMS ensures that students receive up-to-date education with an international curriculum, providing a global perspective in healthcare practice.
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Doctor of Medicine (MD)
The MD program at GMS provides advanced medical training, combining in-depth theoretical learning with clinical practice. Graduates earn an internationally recognized degree, preparing them for specialized medical careers or leadership in healthcare.
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B.Sc. in Health Technology
The B.Sc. in Health Technology at GMS provides students with comprehensive training in medical technologies and healthcare systems. It combines theoretical foundations with hands-on experience, preparing graduates for careers in healthcare innovation, clinical support, and technology-driven patient care.
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Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
The BDS program at GMS provides students with the skills and knowledge required to become professional dentists. The curriculum covers dental science, clinical practice, and patient care, preparing graduates to diagnose and treat dental conditions. Upon completion, students are equipped to pursue careers in dentistry or further specialize in areas such as orthodontics or oral surgery.
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
The BSN program at GMS equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to become professional nurses. The curriculum combines nursing theory, clinical practice, and patient care, preparing graduates to provide high-quality healthcare in various settings. Upon completion, students are ready to take on roles in hospitals, clinics, or community health, and can pursue further specialization in nursing.