Pre-clinical Medicine

Did the walls of the Vorklinikum ever whisper secrets of aspiring doctors? Here at the Vorklinikum, pre-clinical teaching unfolds within the Faculty of Biology and Preclinical Medicine. The University of Regensburg, a renowned research and teaching hub, houses this vital stage of medical education. The Vorklinikum prepares students for the clinical phase. It lays the foundation for their medical careers. The curriculum follows the 2002 Medical Licensing Regulations. It’s designed with a distinct separation between pre-clinical and clinical coursework. This ensures a structured and comprehensive approach to medical training. In 2004, the clinical curriculum underwent a major transformation. The revised ‘Licensing Regulations for Doctors from 2002’ necessitated a shift towards block-style teaching. This modernized the learning experience for medical students at the University of Regensburg. The Faculty of Medicine boasts a strong research output with an average of 9.9 publications per professor. Each publication garners significant attention, receiving an average of 9.5 citations. The faculty also attracts substantial funding, receiving an average of 284,000 € per professor for research purposes. The success rate for the first part of the medical exam (M1) is impressively high at 90.5%. This reflects the quality of education and preparation provided at the Vorklinikum and beyond. The Vorklinikum stands as a testament to the university’s commitment to medical education. It’s a place where future doctors begin their journey, immersed in the world of biomedicine and pre-clinical studies. This building holds the promise of future medical breakthroughs and advancements in healthcare.