The five-year MBBS programme develops scientific understanding, clinical competence, communication, teamwork, professionalism and a commitment to lifelong learning.
Develop an understanding of the normal structure and function of the human body and its relationship to health and disease.
Indicative areas include:
Disease, Diagnosis and Early Clinical Learning
Study the scientific basis of disease while beginning structured clinical learning and patient contact.
Indicative areas include:
Advanced Clinical Training
Develop clinical reasoning, practical skills and professional judgement through intensive clinical appointments.
Indicative areas include:
Students learn through:
Students are assessed continuously through written, practical and clinical assessments, together with formal examinations conducted throughout the programme.
The programme aims to prepare graduates who are:
The academic MBBS programme is five years. International applicants should separately verify internship, licensing and professional-registration requirements in Sri Lanka and in any country where they intend to practise.