Program Overview

Program Overview

The postgraduate program in Management and Rehabilitation of Critically Ill Patients is designed to provide advanced education and training in the field of critical care medicine.

Program Structure

The program is divided into four semesters, each with a unique set of courses and activities.

• 1st semester:
  • Organ and system failures
  • Infections and sepsis
  • Trauma and emergency medicine
• 2nd semester:
  • Mechanical ventilation: invasive and non-invasive
  • Principles of rehabilitation
  • Physiotherapy
• 3rd semester:
  • Rehabilitation and psychosocial management
  • Informatics and organization
  • Research methodology
• 4th semester:
  • Laboratories - practical training
  • Diploma thesis

Program Regulations

The program is governed by a set of regulations, including:

• Complaints and appeals procedure
• Advisor regulations
• Internal operating regulations
• Research ethics regulations
• Code of ethics and conduct in research
• Study regulations
• Practical training regulations
• Library regulations
• Internal operating regulations of the program
• Senate decision
• ERASMUS mobility

Student Information

• Tuition fees
• Scholarship opportunities
• Student rights and responsibilities
• Counseling services
• Fee exemption
• Student selection process