The Master’s program Surgery (by Specializations) is designed to train highly qualified specialists with advanced knowledge and practical skills in modern surgical disciplines. The program provides comprehensive training in the diagnosis of surgical diseases, selection of appropriate operative techniques, and effective management of patients in preoperative and postoperative periods. The educational process follows international standards and is closely integrated with clinical practice and research activities.
CAMU
Surgery (by specialty)
During the program, students study general surgery, abdominal surgery, specialized surgical fields, minimally invasive and endoscopic techniques, elements of traumatology, surgical infections, and the fundamentals of resuscitation and intensive care. Practical training is conducted at leading clinical bases, operating units, and simulation centers, enabling students to develop independent clinical reasoning and operative decision-making skills.
Special emphasis is placed on mastering modern diagnostic methods, surgical technologies, laparoscopic procedures, principles of asepsis and antisepsis, patient safety, and treatment planning according to clinical protocols. Students also develop competencies in conducting scientific research, statistical analysis, organizing clinical studies, and preparing academic publications.
Graduates of this program can work in multidisciplinary hospitals, specialized surgical centers, research institutes, and higher education institutions as surgeons, clinicians, and academic staff. They may also continue their education in doctoral programs to further advance their professional and scientific careers.
First Year
Fall
- 1.03 - General fundamentals of surgery
- 1.04 - Particular fundamentals of surgery
- 2.01 - Socio-economic development strategy of Uzbekistan
- 2.03 - Modern information and communication technologies
- 3.01 - Preparation and defense of scientific research work and master's thesis
- 3.02 - Scientific and pedagogical work
Credits: 30
Spring
- 1.01 - Research methodology
- 1.02 - Healthcare management
- 1.03 - General fundamentals of surgery
- 1.04 - Particular fundamentals of surgery
- 2.02 - Pedagogical technologies and pedagogical skills
- 3.01 - Preparation and defense of scientific research work and master's thesis
- 3.02 - Scientific and pedagogical work
Credits: 30
Second Year
Fall
- 1.03 - General fundamentals of surgery
- 1.04 - Particular fundamentals of surgery
- 2.04 - Improving the quality of medical care
- 3.01 - Preparation and defense of scientific research work and master's thesis
- 3.02 - Scientific and pedagogical work
Credits: 30
Spring
- 1.03 - General fundamentals of surgery
- 1.04 - Particular fundamentals of surgery
- 2.05 - Pathological anatomy
- 2.06 - Clinical pharmacology
- 3.01 - Preparation and defense of scientific research work and master's thesis
- 3.02 - Scientific and pedagogical work
- 3.03 - Scientific practice (gaining experience)
Credits: 30
Third Year
Fall
- 1.03 - General fundamentals of surgery
- 1.04 - Particular fundamentals of surgery
- 3.01 - Preparation and defense of scientific research work and master's thesis
- 3.0 - Scientific and pedagogical work
Credits: 30
Spring
- 3.01 - Preparation and defense of scientific research work and master's thesis
- 3.03 - Scientific practice (gaining experience)