Following the example of the world’s best universities, Yerevan State Medical University, with the support of the "Keron" Development Foundation, will have a library complex that meets international standards.
On October 31, Indian students celebrated the traditional Diwali - Festival of Lights. The holiday symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and the victory of good over evil.
The book “Digitalization of Medicine in Low- and Middle-Income Countries” was published in Switzerland. Co-authors of the book are: Karine Sargsyan, YSMU Honorary Professor, WHO expert; Zisis Kozlakidis, Head of the Laboratory Services and Biobanking at IARC/WHO; and YSMU Rector, Professor Armen Muradyan.
In the 100-year-old forge of medical personnel 1275 specialists provide education to the students, of which 1000 are lecturers, 221 are assistants, and 54 are invited specialists. 448 of them are candidates of sciences, 148 are doctors of sciences, 88 are professors, 164 are associate professors, and 3 are academicians. More than 70 Visiting Professors.