Angren University Faculty of Medicine, Uzbekistan

Angren University Faculty of Medicine is part of Angren University, a private higher education institution situated in the Tashkent Region of Uzbekistan. The university was established in 2022, and its medical education program began in 2023. It provides a General Medicine bachelor's degree designed for students interested in pursuing a career in healthcare.

The medical program has a duration of six years and is offered on a full-time basis. According to the university's official program information, the available languages of instruction include Uzbek, Russian and English. Students should confirm which language is available for their specific admission intake before enrolling.

The curriculum is intended to prepare students with foundational medical knowledge and clinical skills. Medical education generally includes subjects such as anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, pharmacology, internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics and other clinical disciplines. Students should obtain the university's current curriculum and details of affiliated teaching hospitals to verify the specific subjects, clinical rotations and practical training offered.

Angren is located in the Tashkent Region of Uzbekistan. International applicants should investigate accommodation, food, transportation, health insurance and other living costs before deciding on their budget. They should also confirm the availability of student support, hostel facilities and assistance with visa documentation.

For prospective Indian students, admission should be considered carefully. Applicants should verify the university's current regulatory status, the precise qualification awarded, the language of instruction, clinical training arrangements and the eligibility of the course under applicable NMC rules. These checks are especially important before paying a registration fee or tuition deposit.

After graduation, students may pursue further training or seek medical registration in a country where they satisfy the relevant licensing requirements. Employment and salary outcomes depend on licensing examinations, postgraduate qualifications, clinical experience and the country in which a graduate intends to practise.