The Guide to the Future of Medicine!
Do you have a love for knowledge and interested to become an academician?
If so, a Ph.D. in Medicine (Research-Based) would be the right choice for you.
But what is a Ph.D., and how can you get one?
How essential is a Ph.D. if you want to develop your career in medical research?
And do you need a background in medicine?
Read on to know more.
Texila American University in its academic partnership with the University of Central Nicaragua (UCN) offers a Ph.D. in Medicine (Research-Based).
Doctoral studies are pursued by preclinical students, medical professionals combining clinical training with the Ph.D., and clinically qualified doctors.
The research covers the whole spectrum of medical science to clinical therapies.
This is a distinctive research-based program is targeted in enhancing doctor’ skills in clinical specializations.
The program prepares Doctors to become a proficient researcher to carry out research in many specialties in the area like:
- Diabetology
- Clinical Cardiology
- General Medicine
- HIV Medicine
- Anesthesia
- Medical Microbiology
- Orthopedics
- Preclinical
- Clinical and super-specialized specializations independently.
This research-based Ph.D. in Medicine program is designed for Doctors who are keen to become academicians or researchers.
One thought on “Research that Benefits the World – Ph.D. in Medicine”
Dear Sir/Madam,
My name is Joshua Nnanji, and I am writing to request information regarding the PhD degree program in Medicine offered by Texila American University .Iam a practicing physician here in Michigan, USA. Iam in my last year of study Master of Science degree in Acute Internal Medicine offered by the University of South Wales.
Iam interested in doing research in medicine by distance mode of study and be supervised by your faculty or staff members in medicine..I would like to know more about the PhD program in medicine. In addition, I would like to visit and formal application to the program.
Your early response will be highly appreciated.
Thank You.
Joshua Nnanji, MD.
P/s my email address is jnnanji@gmail.com
Please respond.
jen