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About the Faculty of Medicine

The Faculty of Medicine is a modern, multidisciplinary and international education and research organisation that consists of four departments and four independent units. Every year, approximately 300 basic degrees, 70 doctoral degrees, and 140 specialist degrees in medicine or dentistry are completed in the Faculty. Our top-level researchers publish over 2,000 research articles annually.

More Clues Revealed in Link between Normal Breast Changes and Invasive Breast Cancer

16.10.2018

A research team from the University of Turku and Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center details how a natural and dramatic process – changes in mammary glands to accommodate breastfeeding – uses a molecular process believed to contribute to survival of premalignant breast cells. The study was published online in the prestigious journal Cell Death Discovery.

Involution in a mouse's mammary tissue after 72 hours. Dyed cross section, 100 times magnified.

Doctoral Programme in Clinical Research (3-4 yrs)

Doctoral Programme in Clinical Research aims to promote high quality clinical research and supports doctoral training in clinical medicine and other closely related research areas. One important goal

Collaboration and Services at the Faculty of Medicine

The Faculty of Medicine has a major social influence in terms of promoting health, research on the emergence, diagnostics and treatment of diseases and developing the service and education system in the health care sector.

Studying at the Faculty of Medicine

The Faculty provides multidisciplinary research-based degree education in four different degree programmes leading to a Licentiate of Medicine or Dentistry, a Master of Health Sciences and Master of Science. The Faculty also has four Master’s degree tracks taught in English. Approximately 300 lower and higher academic degrees are completed at the Faculty each year.