Medicine
Alumni Comments
Vilnius University has great potential, which undoubtedly makes it one of the most significant universities not only in the Baltic States, but also in Europe. I would like to wish to my beloved ALMA MATER, all its unforgettable professors and staff to continue its courageous advancement in science and practice, constantly seeking new, cutting-edge forms of study and nurturing its name. And to all students and alumni I wish optimism, hard work, and to consistently move toward their goals of life.”
Ortal Berger, born and raised in Tel Aviv, Israel, graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at Vilnius University in 2019. He is the first Israeli student from his course, a country who was the only one to pass a license exam in Israel his home country and obtain a license to practice medicine. He dreams of becoming an obstetrician - gynecologist, but is also interested in other medical fields.
It was a great honour for me to study at Vilnius University. I had some made considerable strides into my future endeavour to become a good doctor. I think that Vilnius University should be top ranked for the love of humanity. Rules and regulations are made for the safety and welfare of the people, not just to be followed blindly. Vilnius University understands the problems of the students, their personal problems, their health conditions, and acts accordingly. It helped us to become perfect doctors with all qualities that a doctor is supposed to have.
Nagamani Sunkireddy, originally Indian, graduated from Vilnius University in June, 2018. Currently she lives in the UK and works as a doctor in National Health Services, at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Buckinghamshire Health Care NHS Trust.
I am sure, that my beloved Vilnius University is among the top universities in the world. Staff and members of the academic community of Vilnius University meet international standards and are well experienced in discharging their duties. The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Prof. Algirdas Utkus is a highly respected personality, very reasonable in nature. He is an exceptional leader. In spite of a lot of challenges in our student life, Prof. Vaiva Hendrixson, the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medical was always there for us. I CANNOT thank her enough for her time, dedication, support, protection expressed to us all during our years of studies at Vilnius University. She is just the best. It was a great honor to have been a student of this great University. I am ambitious about becoming a great doctor – one who is empathetic, observant, kind, patient, quick at learning and acquiring new skills and knowledge. And also, a very good team player, as every alumnus of the great Vilnius university!
Chimamkpa Udochukwu Ibe, a young Nigerian currently lives in Germany and works as an assistant doctor in the Department of the Internal Medicine (Cardiology) at the Ambulantes Herzzentrum in Dortmund.