Internal Medicine

Graduates of this study program can become specialists in hospitals, clinics, or private practices, focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of internal diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and respiratory disease.

Some study program graduates choose to become internal medicine consultants in hospitals or other health institutions. They are responsible for examining patients with complex cases, providing advice and input to general practitioners, and designing appropriate treatment plans.

Graduates of this program who choose to pursue a career as a medical researcher will work in research institutions and universities. They will be tasked with conducting scientific research to improve the understanding of internal diseases, develop new therapies, and evaluate the effectiveness of existing treatments.

As lecturers, graduates of this study program can become lecturers and instructors in medical education institutions. They will be assigned to lecture courses related to their field, guide student research, and engage in academic research. In addition, they can supervise clinical and practicum activities and play a role in developing learning curricula.

As health program managers in government agencies, non-government agencies, and the pharmaceutical industry, graduates will be responsible for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of health programs aimed at improving public health standards.