The Bogomolets National Medical University (abbr. NMU) is a medical school founded in 1841 in Kyiv, Russian Empire by the Russian Tsar Nicolas I. The university is named after physiologist Oleksandr Bogomolets. NMU provides medical training for over 10,000 students, including about 1,300 foreigners from 56 countries. The university employs about 1,200 teaching staff.
Bogomolets National Medical University is one of the best medical universities in Ukraine. The degree of the university is recognized by the world's most credible organizations like WHO, UNESCO, MCI. It offers various courses in undergraduate and post-graduate levels to students. The university consists of 10 faculties. Bogomolets National Medical University also has a separate Institute for Post Graduate Education. The university is a pioneer in training medical specialists and research personnel in the field of healthcare. Bogomolets National Medical University has around 1500 professors. Included in the numbers are 855 Phd and 205 Doctors of Sciences. Thus, the students are trained by expert professionals and academicians in the field of medicine.
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History
Bogomolets National Medical University originated from a small group of students and teachers of the medical faculty of St. Volodymyr University in 1841. In 1840, an Imperial Decree was signed to establish a medical faculty at St. Volodymyr University. Teaching began in 1841, with 29 students admitted to the first year. The official start of classes was September 9 in the old style (September 23 in the new style). The Medical Faculty of St. Vladimir University had 10 departments. In 1844, three faculty clinics were opened: therapeutic, surgical, and obstetric.
Alumni
1860: Vladimir Betz, anatomist, histologist and professor
1884: Danylo Zabolotny (1866-1922), pioneer in microbiology
1925: Favst Shkaravsky, was an officer, physician and forensic expert in the Soviet army during World War II
1946: Isaac Trachtenberg, member of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Maryna Poroshenko, First Lady of Ukraine
1989: Olga Bogomolets, singer, songwriter, physician, and presidential candidate
Oleh Musiy, Minister of Healthcare
Elena Teplitskaya, doctor, psychologist and academic
Maryana Bezuhla, doctor, politician
Serhiy Dyachenko, psychiatrist, screenwriter, fantasy fiction writer and novelist