JEONBUK NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
The Advanced elective courses offer basic or clinical medicine courses in small groups. The courses are classified as three groups: medical studies, social studies, and free elective courses.
All students should pass at least four courses in medical studies, four courses in social studies and two additional courses to properly finish the M.D. program. Two more courses are required in any section of electives. Therefore, 12 courses are necessary for graduation. Each course lasts one quarter which is one-half of a semester.
- Medical Studies
Medical Studies(Courses) Courses Adipocytes and Obesity Aging and Tumors Apoptosis and Disease Biochemical Research for Cell Signaling Biophysics Biostatistics Cancer Genome Chemotherapy and Supportive Care for Cancer Patient Clinical Pharmacy and Practice Clinical Thoracic Radiology Development of Anti-allergic Agents from Natural Products Diagnostic Hematology Diagnostic Immunology Experimental Pathology Functional and Molecular Imaging Fundamentals of Clinical Trials Hypertension Research Immune Regulation Intensive Course for Cardiovascular Physiology Research Intracellular Calcium Signaling Magnetic Resonance Physics Metabolism Methodology for Medical Research Molecular Imaging Using MRI and Ultrasonography Molecular Imaging (Micro-CT) Morphologic Approach to the Disease Nutrition Support and Pharmacological Nutrition Pathogenesis and Treatment in Allergic Diseases Pathophysiology of Ion Channel Pathophysiology of Stroke Physical Anthropologic Study of the Korean Practice in Surgical Pathology Regulation of Magnesium in Body and its Clinical Applications Regulation of Renin Secretion Research for Development of New Therapeutic Strategy in Respiratory Disease Research of Atopic Dermatitis Stem Cell Research Stem Cell Transplantation Anatomy and Diseases of the Anus Application of Cytogenetical Methods Evaluation of Antinociceptive of Analgesic Drugs in Experimental Animal Model The Role of Genes in the Etiology of Disease Serological and Molecular Typing of Blood Group Therapeutic Approach to Renal Regeneration Ultrastructure of the Human Body - Medical Social Studies
Medical Social Studies(Courses) Courses Acupuncture Community Medicine Complementary and Alternative Medicine Forensic Medicine Health Economics Healthcare Management International Medical Service Medical Jurisprudence Medical Philosophy Medicine and Mass Communication Medicine and Music Oriental Medicine Palliative Medicine and Hospices Principle-Centered Leadership Public Services - Medical Additional Electives
Medical Additional Electives(Courses) Courses Anesthesiology Biomedical Engineering Clinical Application in Nuclear Imaging Critical Care Medicine Diagnostic Enzymology Geriatrics Hospital Infection Human and Stress Image of the Regular Health Checkups Interventional Radiology Malignant Hyperthermia Metabolism and Nutrition Neutraceutical New Trends of Radiologic Imaging Pain Medicine Sexology Sports Medicine Tai Chi Transplantation of the Abdominal Organs