The program follows a modern competency-based curricular approach that combines theory with clinical practice from early stages. The curriculum consists of 397 credits distributed across 76 courses over 16 academic periods and is structured in three cycles: Pre-Med, Basic Sciences, and Clinical Sciences. Notable courses include Clinical Skills I, II, and III, Embryology and Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Pharmacology, Pathology, Neurosciences, Integrated Basic Sciences Course, Clinical Research, Tropical Medicine and Global Health, Emergency Medicine and Surgical Specialties, Health Services Management, and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, among others.