Main Objective
To provide high-achieving students with the opportunity to combine their studies with research activities within the framework of the educational process.
Main Objective
To provide high-achieving students with the opportunity to combine their studies with research activities within the framework of the educational process.
Participation in the Program includes:
The opportunity to conduct research work during the educational process (from 12:00 to 15:00) without attending the seminar part of the class, subject to successfully passing a test-based knowledge assessment on the respective topic.
The total number of such days shall not exceed 30 per year.
Elective classes in medical English, lectures, workshops, and seminars with invited specialists from various fields may be organized for participants.
Program participants have priority right to participate in student scientific events, workshops, international programs, and internships organized or supported by the University.
Program participants can act as speakers within the "Clinical Thinking Laboratory" program.
During the competitive selection process for international academic mobility programs, Program participants receive an additional advantage, which is certified by a certificate from the SSS Council and the participant's individual card.
The SSS provides participants with comprehensive assistance in preparing abstracts, presentations, and participating in scientific and practical conferences of students and young scientists.
Eligibility Criteria:
Students of all faculties and educational and research institutes of TNMU studying under the "Single Day" method can join the Program.
The Grade Point Average (GPA) for the previous semester must be at least 4.0 (on a 5-point scale).
Having a faculty research supervisor who will guide the student's research.
How to Become a Program Participant:
Fill out the online form: https://forms.gle/YMucKiPeeUuVNpxq7
A certificate of your GPA obtained from the Dean's Office must be attached to the form.
Upon verification of compliance with the criteria by the SSS Council, the student receives an electronic version of the Program Participant's Individual Card (hereinafter referred to as the Card).
The Card is signed by the student and the research supervisor, after which it is submitted to the SSS Council.
The Card is signed by the Head of the SSS Council.
Afterwards, the Card is forwarded for approval to the Dean of the Faculty or the Director of the Educational and Research Institute, who make a decision regarding admission to the Program. In case of unexcused absences from classes, the Dean or Director may refuse approval.
Upon approval, the Card is registered with the SSS Council and handed over to the student. It serves as the primary document for tracking the research activity of the Program participant.
Important Notes:
Participation in the Program involves conducting research in only one direction, which is recorded in the Card. Changing the research topic or the research supervisor is allowed only once per academic year with the written consent of the SSS Council and the Dean of the Faculty or the Director of the Educational and Research Institute.
Participation in the Program requires the mandatory submission of at least one abstract and an oral presentation at the scientific and practical conference of students and young scientists during the academic year.
In the event of failure to conduct research during the period of absence from the seminar part of a class without a valid excuse, the participant's individual Card shall be revoked until the end of the current academic year without the possibility of renewal.