Our four-year MD program features an integrated, system-based approach that provides a comprehensive understanding of human biology and disease processes. The curriculum prioritizes student-centered learning, fostering critical thinking by introducing concepts from multiple perspectives.

With an emphasis on early hands-on experience, students receive an intensive medical education that builds a solid foundation before progressing to clinical rotations and residency programs in the U.S.

The program is divided into Basic Sciences (MS1 & MS2) and Clinical Sciences (MS3 & MS4), ensuring a seamless transition from academic knowledge to real-world medical practice.

Year 2 at UAG: Preparing for Clinical Clerkships and USMLE Step 1

In Year 2, our curriculum focuses on preparing students for both clinical clerkships and the USMLE Step 1 exam. This phase is critical as students apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world clinical scenarios, integrating past and present learning for a thorough understanding of medical concepts.

During this year, students develop essential clinical skills in patient assessment, diagnosis, and treatment management, ensuring they are well-prepared for success in clinical environments. This structured approach lays a solid foundation for excelling in the USMLE exams and beyond.

Year 3 at UAG: Immersive Clinical Clerkships and Hands-On Patient Care

In Year 3 of medical education at UAG, students immerse on 48 weeks of clinical clerkships, immersing themselves in hands-on patient care to sharpen essential clinical skills. Under the guidance of experienced supervising physicians, students engage directly with patients in real-world medical settings, applying their medical knowledge and building critical skills necessary for success in clinical practice.

Year 4 at UAG: 44 Weeks of Elective Clerkships and Residency Preparation

In Year 4 of your medical education at UAG, students engage in 44 weeks of elective clerkships, turning hospitals into classrooms for hands-on learning and clinical experience. This crucial phase allows students to solidify and expand their foundational medical knowledge while exploring potential residency options. Year 4 plays a pivotal role in preparing students for the transition to post-graduate life and future medical practice.