The inclusion of the academic discipline “History of Kyrgyzstan” in the list of compulsory academic disciplines taught to foreign students meets the general requirements of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic. The purpose of teaching this discipline is a general understanding of the main stages of the historical development of the Kyrgyz Republic, as part of world history, including economic, political and cultural aspects, which allows students to quickly and more organically integrate into the local environment, more successfully apply their humanitarian knowledge in practice and learn more about the host country during the learning process.
A more comprehensive understanding of the historical development of the state, society, as well as the role of personalities in history is traditionally considered an integral component of any education, regardless of the direction of training and specialization. Through knowledge of the lives and activities of great historical figures, including great doctors, in ancient or medieval or modern times, students will come to an understanding of the need to strive for encyclopedic knowledge in all areas of modern life in order to be able to conduct comprehensive scientific research in the field of their professional activities.
For students majoring in General Medicine.
• Total labor input: 2 credits (72 hours)
• Classroom sessions: 36 hours
• Students’ independent work: 36 hours
• Semester: 2
• Final control: 2 semester – credit
• 10th semester - state exam
A more comprehensive understanding of the historical development of the state, society, as well as the role of personalities in history is traditionally considered an integral component of any education, regardless of the direction of training and specialization. Through knowledge of the lives and activities of great historical figures, including great doctors, in ancient or medieval or modern times, students will come to an understanding of the need to strive for encyclopedic knowledge in all areas of modern life in order to be able to conduct comprehensive scientific research in the field of their professional activities.
For students majoring in General Medicine.
• Total labor input: 2 credits (72 hours)
• Classroom sessions: 36 hours
• Students’ independent work: 36 hours
• Semester: 2
• Final control: 2 semester – credit
• 10th semester - state exam