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Introduction
The
institute was established in 1978 by professor Juei-Low Sung and other teaching
faculties.
The
goals of the institute is to train clinical doctor to have professional medical
research skills, to promote the academic excellence of teachers and progress of
whole aspects of clinical medicine research in clinical departments, and
ultimately, to push forward the specifically, the mission of this institute is
to cultivate outstanding clinical investigators or physician scientists who have
adequate knowledge and skills of both clinical and laboratory research
methodology.
Students
of this institute are expected to have independent abilities and creative vision
to find and solve important medical questions, and become the future leaders in
biomedicine field. Until J 2003, there are 135 MD,Ph.D.
and 30M.M.S
Facilities
The
institute is located at the West Site of the National Taiwan University
Hospital on the 7th floor of the Building lf Laboratory Diagnosis. the
offices and laboratories are shared by the investigators and the graduate
students. The main equipment includes a fouorescent-activated cell sorter,
DNA sequencer, gene synthesizer, ultracentrifuge, insulin perfusion
apparatus, polygraph, high pressure liquid chromatograph, etc..We also
share other necessary equipment with other departments in the Medical
College and the University Hospital.
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Faculty
full-time
: 7
part-time
: 16
Ph.D.
Degree : 18
Courses
The
main purpose of this post-graduate course is to cultivate doctors in
various fields of clinical medicine who are not only highly qualified in a
chosen subspecialty but also are well prepared to pursue academic
carriers. To meet this purpose, students will be selected from doctors who
have finished at least three years of residency training with good
standing. In addition to the clinical training, they must have published
at least one paper which is equivalent to a master's thesis in quality.
The
courses consist of subspecialty training, research studies and
understanding of basic sciences related to the subspecialty. The program
requires three to seven years for graduation. Besides a doctoral
dissertation, a total of at least 34 credits are requited. After written
examinations of necessary courses and the defense of a doctoral
dissertation, a degree of Doctor of Philosophy is conferred.
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