Medical studies last 6 years (12 semesters). The graduates of medical faculty are given the diploma and professional title of medical doctor. After graduating, students take the Final Medical Examination and after passing it, they are licensed to practice medicine and undertake work in public and private healthcare units, research and academic centres, councelling institutions and institutions dealing with disseminating knowledge in the field of health-promotion as well as in medical universities’ clinics. Finishing medical studies enables graduates to upgrade qualifications, knowledge and skills during medical specializations, supplementary and training courses within various medical fields and to continue studies on the third degree studies (doctoral). While practicing medical profession, a person with required qualifications deals with providing health service, in particular: examining health condition, diagnosing and preventing diseases, treating and rehabilitating patients, providing medical advice, as well as giving medical opinions and certificates in the scope of one’s specialization. Within the scope of knowledge, the graduate knows and understands: 1) development, structure and functions of the human body in normal and pathological conditions; 2) symptoms and course of diseases; 3) diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in specific diseases; 4) ethical, social and legal conditions in practicing medical profession as well as health-promotion principles, and his/her knowledge is based on scientific evidence; 5) scientific research methods. Within the scope of abilities, the graduate knows how to: 1) recognize medical problems and determine priorities in medical procedures; 2) recognize life-threatening states and those which require immediate medical intervention; 3) plan diagnostic procedures and interpret their results; 4) implement proper and safe therapeutic procedures and predict their results; 5) plan own educational activity and constantly improve and update knowledge; 6) inspire learning process of others; 7) communicate with the patient and their family in the atmosphere of trust with the consideration of the patient’s needs and communicate bad information; 8) communicate with colleagues and share knowledge; 9) critically evaluate scientific research results and explain conclusions properly. Within the scope of social competence, the graduate is able to: 1) establish and maintain deep and respectful contact with the patient and show understanding towards ideological and cultural differences; 2) do what is right for the patient; 3) respect medical confidentiality and patient’s rights; 4) take actions concerning the patient on the basis of ethical principles, being aware of social conditions and restrictions resulting from illness; 5) recognize his/her own limitations and self-evaluate educational deficiencies and needs; 6) promote healthy lifestyle; 7) use reliable information sources; 8) conclude on the basis of own surveys and observations; 9) introduce rules of social conduct and teamwork to the group of specialists, including specialists form other medical professions also in the multicultural and multinational environment; 10) give opinions.