Pre-Clerkship

Courses offered at the MD Program

The program leading to the Doctor of Medicine degree (MD) includes 147 weeks of instruction (72 weeks of which are devoted to clinical work) scheduled over 4 calendar years.

Pre-clerkship is devoted to the teaching and learning of biomedical sciences, whereas clerkship is devoted to clinical work.

Consult Course descriptions

2023-2024 Calendars

Your weekly curricular activities are categorized in the following manner:

Synchronous virtual session (lecture). Recording provided.
In-person session (lecture). Recording provided.
Asynchronous learning, online or pre-recorded.
Mandatory virtual synchronous longitudinal curriculum sessions. Not recorded.
Mandatory in-person sessions (SLM, PSD, SIM…). Not recorded.

Please refer to Elentra at any time for exact schedule.

Weekly timetable for 2023-2024

The schedules below are examples; it is understood that some weeks may differ.

Visit Elentra for exact schedule.

Recording of lectures

Most non-mandatory pre-clerkship lectures are recorded. Recordings are a supplemental service offered by the Faculty at the students’ request. They are meant to be an additional study tool and do not replace class attendance. Approved recordings are released within 48 hours following the lecture.

It is important to be aware that the recordings are not always available due to several factors beyond our control (e.g., teacher non-consent, technical difficulties).