General Medicine

• Name of the Program: General Medicine
• Duration: 6 years
• Field of Studies: Medicine
• Level of Higher Education: Second (Master’s) Level
• Language of Instructions: English

Introduction

The General Medicine degree program at the New Campus Business School is a rigorous and globally-oriented Master’s level higher education course designed to equip aspiring medical professionals with the knowledge, skills, and clinical experience necessary for a successful career in medicine. The MBBS program culminates in the awarding of the professional qualification of Medical Doctor (MD), opening pathways to global medical licensure and practice. With its comprehensive curriculum and strategic focus on practical training, the program is ideally suited for international students passionate about making meaningful contributions to healthcare systems around the world.

Structured to meet international standards in medical education, the General Medicine program integrates scientific theory with hands-on clinical practice, ensuring that New Campus Business School’s graduates are academically proficient and capable of delivering effective, patient-centered care. The program is delivered entirely in English and emphasizes a multicultural, inclusive learning environment. It reflects the university’s commitment to preparing globally competent doctors capable of working across diverse healthcare settings in Malta, the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, Asia, Africa, or their respective home countries.

Over the course of six years, international students of the New Campus Business School are immersed in an in-depth academic and clinical journey. The first two years concentrate on foundational medical sciences, such as anatomy, histology, physiology, biology, and biochemistry, providing the theoretical basis for understanding the human body and its functions. The third year transitions into preclinical disciplines, including pathology and pathophysiology, which set the stage for more advanced clinical studies. During the fourth and fifth years, students participate in internships and rotations across various medical departments and specialties, including internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics, and pediatrics. In the final year, medical students undergo pre-graduation practical training under the direct supervision of experienced medical professionals, allowing them to apply their accumulated knowledge in real-world healthcare environments.

One of the unique strengths of the General Medicine program at the New Campus Business School is its commitment to providing extensive clinical training opportunities. International students engage in hands-on learning within hospitals and healthcare facilities in Malta and throughout Europe, ensuring exposure to a variety of medical systems and patient populations. These experiences are further enhanced by case-based learning, simulation exercises, and small group discussions led by a highly qualified faculty comprising experienced doctors, researchers, and educators.

The New Campus Business School is dedicated to fostering a supportive academic environment, where international students are guided through their studies and through cultural and personal adaptation. The administration and academic staff work closely with students to ensure they have access to the best resources, mentorship, and personal support throughout their academic journey. With a strong foundation in medical science, a dynamic clinical curriculum, and a global perspective, the General Medicine program at the New Campus Business School stands as a premier choice for future physicians. It is more than just a degree – it is a comprehensive path to medical excellence, innovation, and leadership in the global healthcare arena.

Core Subjects

• Medical and Biological Physics. Health Informatics;
• Professional English;
• Latin and Medical Terms;
• Medical Biology;
• Medical Chemistry;
• Biological and Bioorganic Chemistry;
• Human Anatomy;
• Histology, Cytology, and Embryology;
• Physiology;
• Microbiology, Virology, and Immunology;
• Occupational Safety and Health;
• Bioethics and Medical Communications;
• Pathomorphology;
• Pathophysiology;
• Pharmacology;
• Hygiene and Ecology;
• Propaedeutics of Internal Medicine;
• Propaedeutics of Pediatrics;
• General Surgery;
• Principles of Evidence-Based Medicine, and Research Methodology;
• Internal Medicine;
• Pediatrics;
• Child Infectious Diseases;
• Surgery;
• Obstetrics and Gynecology;
• Social Medicine and Public Health;
• Hygiene of Occupational Diseases and Healthcare Organization;
• Urology;
• Otorhinolaryngology;
• Ophthalmology;
• Dermatology and Venereology;
• Neurology;
• Psychiatry and Narcology;
• Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology;
• Oncology and Radiation Medicine;
• Traumatology and Orthopedics;
• Clinical Immunology;
• Patient Care;
• Nursing Practice.

Learning Outcomes

The General Medicine degree program at New Campus Business School is designed to develop highly skilled medical professionals capable of delivering high-quality healthcare services in diverse settings. Graduates of the program acquire specialized conceptual knowledge and practical skills necessary to identify, assess, and manage a wide range of health conditions across all stages of human development. The General Medicine program emphasizes clinical reasoning, evidence-based decision-making, and ethical medical practice.

International students are trained to accurately collect and analyze patient data, including medical history, complaints, physical examination findings, and results of laboratory and instrumental studies. They are able to identify key clinical symptoms and syndromes, perform differential diagnoses, and formulate both provisional and final diagnoses. Based on clinical findings, medical students of the New Campus Business School learn to prescribe appropriate treatment strategies, determining the necessary medical nutrition, rest, and rehabilitation plans tailored to each patient.

In addition to managing emergency and urgent care situations, international students are trained in family planning, pregnancy care, neonatal assessment, and preventive healthcare. They gain competence in medical procedures, dispensary supervision, and the implementation of anti-epidemic and vaccination programs. New Campus Business School graduates are equipped to assess population health trends, identify environmental and socio-economic risk factors, and carry out public health interventions. They develop strong skills in health economics, quality control, and healthcare management, including the creation of rational patient routes and staff coordination. Upon completion, graduates of the General Medicine program are prepared to work effectively within multidisciplinary healthcare teams, uphold bioethical standards, and continuously pursue professional development to respond to evolving healthcare challenges locally and globally.