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World Directory of Medical Schools Repertoire Mondial Des Ecoles De Medecine 1970 WORLD DIRECTORY OF MEDICAL SCHOOLS REPERTOIRE MONDIAL DES ECOLES DE MEDECINE 1970 WORLD HEALTH• ORGANIZATION ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE GEN EVE 1973 <Cl World Health Organization 1973 The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Director­ General of the World Health Organization concerning the legal status of any country or territory or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers. © Organisation mondiale de la Sante 1973 Les designations utilisees dans cctte publication et la presentation des donnees qui y figurent n'impliquent de la part du Directeur general de !'Organisation mondiale de la Sante aucune prise de position quant au statut juridique de tel ou tel pays ou territoire, ou de ses autorites, ni quant au trace de ses frontieres. JMPRIMB EN SUISSE PRINTED JN SWITZERLAND CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIERES Page Introduction 7 Introduction 8 Lists of medical schools, by country* 11 Listes des ecoles de medecine, par pays* Annex: Number of medical schools and population in 1970 141 Annexe: Nombre d 'ecoles de medecine et d'habitants en 1970 * For alphabetical listing of countries, with page numbers, see Annex. Pour la liste des pays par ordre alphabetique, avec indication des numeros de page, voir /'Annexe. -5- INTRODUCTION This fourth World Directory of Medical Schools provides a list of medical schools throughout the world that were in full operation during 1970. Wherever possible, in addition to the name and address of the school, infonnation is given on the year instruction commenced, conditions of admission, duration of studies, name of degree or diploma awarded, language of instruction, the number of stu­ dents admitted in 1970, and the number who graduated in that year. In order to facilitate more frequent revision, the present volume includes only those schools listed by the governments of the countries in which they are located as recog­ nized institutions of education that confer a medical degree or diploma. The Directory has been prepared as a bilingual publication, in English and French. In the case of countries whose national language uses the Roman alpha­ bet the names and addresses of schools are given in that language. Where the national language uses non-Roman characters, the names and addresses are given in either English or French, depending on which of those languages was used in answering the original WHO questionnaire that was sent to governments and individual schools. · For the medical institutes of the USSR, the names and addresses are translit­ erated in accordance with the system recommended by the International Organi­ zation for Standardization. Some countries - for example, Japan and the Republic of Korea - have used their own system of transliteration in indicating the names and addresses of their medical schools and in denoting the degree or diploma awarded. The schools are listed alphabetically as follows: (1) by country (in English alphabetical order) ; (2) by city (exceptions are Brazil, Canada, India, the USSR, and the USA - where the schools are listed first under the province, state, or republic, as the case may be, and then under the city - and the United Kingdom, which has been subdivided into England and Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland) ; and (3) by institution. Although every effort has been made to check the accuracy and completeness of the infonnation provided, in a publication of this kind some imperfections are inevitable. The Division of Health Manpower Development, World Health Organization, I 21 J Geneva 27, would welcome notification of any errors or omissions. - 7- INTRODUCTION Cette quatrieme edition du Repertoire mondial des ecoles de medecine four­ nit une liste des ecoles qui fonctionnaient dans le monde en 1970. Outre le nom et l'adresse de chaque etabUssement, on y trouvera, lorsqu 'el/es sont connues, des informations sur la date de sa creation, les conditions d'admission, la duree des etudes, la designation du grade OU du dip/ome deceme, la langue dans laquelle les cours sont donnes, le nombre d'etudiants admis en 1970, ainsi que le nombre de diplbmes pour cette meme annee. Pour permettre des revisions plus frequentes, seules sont enumerees les ecoles que Jes gouvernements des pays oil elles se trouvent ont designees comme des etablissements d'enseignement recon­ nus pour la collation des grades ou diplomes medicaux. le repertoire se presente sous la forme d 'une publication bilingue anglais­ fran~is. lorsqu 'ii s 'agit de pays dont la langue nationa/e emploie I 'alphabet latin, les noms et adresses des ecoles sont indiques dans cette langue. Si la langue nationale utilise un alphabet non latin, le nom et l'adresse sont donnes soit en anglais soit en franfaiS, selon que les gouvernements ou les etablissements ont employe l'une ou L'autre de ces deux langues pour repondre au questionnaire que /'OMS leur avait adresse. En ce qui concerne Les instituts de medecine de l'URSS, on s'est confomze, pour la translitteration des noms et adresses, au systeme recommande par /'Orga­ nisation internationale de Nomzalisation. ll y a enfin des pays - par exemple le Japon et la Republique de Coree - qui, pour les noms et adresses de leurs ecoles de medecine et pour la designation des grades ou diplomes, ont utilise leur pro­ pre systeme de translitteration. Les ecoles de medecine sont classees par ordre alphabetique, comme indique ci-apres: (]) par pays (selon l'ordre alphabetique anglais); (2) par ville - sauf pour le Bresil, le Canada, les Etats-Unis d'Amerique, l'lnde, et l'URSS (pays pour lesquels les etablissements sont enumeres d'abord par province, etat ou republique, selon le . cas, puis par ville) ainsi que le Royaume-Uni ( subdivise en Angleterre et Pays de Galles, lrlande du Nord et Ecosse); (3) par etablissement. Bien que !'on ail pris le plus grand soin de ne presenter que des renseigne­ ments exacts et complets, des imperfections sont inevitables dans un ouvrage de ce genre. La Division du Developpement des Personnels de Sante, Organisation mondiale de la Sante, 1211 Geneve 27, sera reconnaissante aux lecteurs de bien vouloir lui signaler les erreurs ou omissions qu 'ifs pourraient remarquer. -8- LISTS OF MEDICAL SCHOOLS, BY COUNTRY LISTES DES ECOLES DE MEDECINE, PAR PAYS AFGHANISTAN Nangrahar University 1963 12 Yes 7 M.D. Pushtu and I 112 I 107 I 5 I 23 I 20 I 3 Faculty of Medicine Oui English Jalalabad Pachto et anglais Kabul University 119321 12 Yes 7 M.D. Persian I 102 I 101 I 1 I 101 I 101 Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy I Oui I I Persan Kabul ALBANlA ALBANIE 203 2 Universiteti Shteteror i Tiranes 119521 12 No 5 Diplome Mjek Albanian I 233 I 233 I - I 205 I I Fakulteti i Mjekesise I Non I I i Pergjithshem I Albanais Tirana ALGERIA ALGERIE Docteur en French 47 54 49 5 Faculte mixte de Medecine et de 119621 11 No 6 I 1006 I 959 I I I I Pharmacie I Non I I Medecine I Franc;ais Universitc d'Alger 2, rue Didouche Mourad Alger lnstitut des Sciences mcdicalcs 1961 14 No 6 Docteur en French I 147 I 143 I 4 de Constantine Non Medecine Franc;ais Constantine lnstitut des Sciences mcdicales 1962 13 No 6 Docteur en French and I 200 I 190 I 10 I 3 I 3 Es-Senia Non Medecine Arabic Oran Franc;ais et arabe ANGOLA Universidade de Luanda 1963 11 Yes 6" Licenciatura Portuguese I 180 I 180 Faculdade de Medicina Oui em Medicina Portuguais Luanda • Plus I Year or intcrnship. Plus I annec d'intcrnat. ARGENTINA N ARGENTINE Facultad de Medicina 1852 12 Yes 6 Medico Spanish 1265 1309 Universidad de Buenos Aires Oui Espagnol Paraguay 2155 Buenos Aires Facultad de Medicina 1957 12 Yes 6 Medico Spanish 54 50 Universidad del Salvador Oui Espagnol Callao 542 Buenos Aires Facultad de Mcdicina 1957 ll Yes 6 Medico Spanish 54 55 Universidad Catolica de Cordoba Oui Espagnol Trejo 323 Cordoba Facultad de Ciencias Medicas 1877 11 Yes 6 Medico Spanish 1721 745 Univcrsidad Nacional de Cordoba Oui Espagnol Ciudad Univcrsitaria 32 Cordoba Facultad de Medicina 1953 II Yes 7 Medico Spanish 234 31 Universidad Nacional de! Nordeste Oui Espagnol Moreno 1240 Corrientes Facultad de Ciencias Medicas 1919 11 Yes 7 Medico Spanish 1071 402 Universidad Nacional de la Plata Oui Espagnol CaUe 60 y 120 La Plata Facultad de Ciencias Medicas 1951 11 Yes 7 Medico Spanish 102 54 Universidad Nacional de Cuyo Oui Espagnol Avenida El Libertador 80 Parque General San Martin Mendoza Facultad de Ciencias Medicas 1924 11 Yes 6 Medico Spanish 382 224 Univcrsidad Nacional de Rosario Oui Espagnol Santa Fe 3100 Rosario de Santa Fe Faculdad de Medicina 1 19511 12 Yes I Medico Cirnjano I Spanish I 118 I I I l 02 Universidad Nacional de Tucuman I Oui I 6 Espagnol Lamadrid 875 San Miguel de Tucuman AUSTRALIA AUSTRAUE The University of Adelaide Medical 11885 1 12 Yes 6 M.B., B.S. English I 121 I 117 I 4 I 107 I 99 I 8 School I Oui I I I Anglais North Terrace Adelaide, South Australia 5001 University of Queensland Medical 11936 1 12 Yes 6 M.B., B.S. English I 213 I 203 I 10 I 139 I 129 I 10 School Oui Angla is Herston I I I I Brisbane, Queensland Monash University 11961 1 12 Yes 6 M.B., B.S. English I 162 I 138 I 24 I 128 I 116 I 12 Faculty of Medicine Oui Angla is Clayton, Victoria 3168 I I I I University of Tasmania 11965 1 12 Yes 6 M.B., B.S.
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