International short courses on different scientific topics take place regularly at the Medical University of Graz and provide our international guests with an excellent opportunity for networking with Med Uni Graz experts and colleagues from around the world.
Two short courses are currently offered:
Students and trained doctors from abroad who are interested in a clinical rotation or an observership in the field of pediatric medicine have the opportunity to complete one of two educational courses in pediatric medicine at Med Uni Graz. The four-week courses are offered in English every February and July.
These courses are designed for medical students from abroad at different stages in their education. The goal is to facilitate a discussion between younger and more experienced participants.
Each course lasts four weeks and is a mixture of a clinical rotation with bedside instruction and lectures in English.
Sufficient knowledge of English is required for participation in an educational course in pediatric medicine. The afternoon lectures and case discussions are conducted in English. Communication within the department (between hospital staff and with patients) is in German. Supervisors translate the most important content into English. German skills are recommended but not required.
You can find the program for July 2024 here.
Course dates July 2024: July 1 to 26, 2024
Course dates February 2025: tbc
Please follow the application procedure on these pages:
The International Winter School for Wound Management course introduces participants to the science behind wound healing and the current standards in practice using best practice examples in wound care. A mixture of lectures and bedside instruction occurs every day. The target group is people of all ages. Discussions and interactions between younger and older colleagues are facilitated.
The course offers an evidence-based approach to wound management and informs clinicians about the current standard of care. Participants are instructed by experienced Med Uni Graz instructors.
The course lasts five days and includes clinical lectures, interactive case reports, e-learning units, bedside instruction and workshops with national and international teachers and scientists.
An announcement of the next course will follow.
