The Faculty of Medicine comprises 4 departments. It is managed by various advisory and decision-making bodies. It has services common to the entire faculty.

Faculty administration

The faculty is administered by the dean and vice-dean.

This administration benefits from common services, an academic and administrative secretariat, as well as official consultation and decision-making bodies:

  • the Faculty Council, which defines faculty policy
  • the Faculty Office, which prepares the Faculty Council and assists the Dean in his duties
  • the Department Councils, which deal with any issue of interest to the department concerned
  • the Contact Commission, which regularly ensures consultation between students, via their delegates, and faculty representatives for the faculty's three orientations. This committee promotes mutual information.

A word from the Dean

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Dear students, I hope you will identify with our fundamental values: high standards, friendliness and respect. High standards are crucial, because the professions you are destined for require a heavy workload, good resistance to stress and a great deal of responsibility. Friendliness is equally important, as it fosters the mental well-being essential to success in both your studies and your professional life. Finally, respect is an essential value. Welcome to this path, dear students!
Jean-Michel Dogné
Dean of the Faculty of Medicine
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Student participation

Interested students can play an active role in the bachelor's organization as delegates involved in:

  • The contact committee: settling and centralizing practical problems of faculty life as best as possible (organized at least 2 times during the academic year or on request)
  • The section group: settling and centralizing matters relating to teaching and assessments (organized at least 1 time during the academic year)

Per year of study, 2 or 3 course delegates are elected.

The role of the course delegate

  • is to act as a link between students, teachers, the faculty's administrative secretariat, the studies advisor and the pedagogical coordinator
  • report any administrative problems or difficulties that concern a majority of students to the administrative secretariat
  • report any pedagogical problems or difficulties to the pedagogical advisor
  • vehicle important departmental information
  • participate in contact committee and section group meetings

Being a course delegate requires a minimum of investment, but it doesn't represent an excessive workload!