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MEDICAL

L I L L E U N I V E R S I T Y S C H O O L O F M E D I C I N E

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NUMBER ONE RANKED TEACHING HOSPITAL

Affiliated with the largest top-ranking University Hospital Center in Northern Europe, Lille Uni- versity School of Medicine offers its students the opportunity to practice state-of-the-art clinical me- dicine and access the latest advances in biomedical research.

AN INTERNATIONAL CAMPUS

At the center of major European capitals, Lille benefits from thriving international networking and our Medical School drives 50 ongoing partnerships in 26 countries worldwide.

Lille University School of Medicine offers a cos- mopolitan environment and strives to develop international partnerships addressing global health issues in education and research.

We welcome over 200 international students from the five continents each year. They parti cipate in both undergraduate and post graduate courses and degrees, re-

search programs as well as clerkships.

150 French Medical School students also benefit from programs and trai- ning periods abroad, an excellent way to open up to new perspectives on healthcare.

With over 11 000 students, Lille University School of Medicine is the largest training and research center for physicians in France, in all medical fields.

Affiliated to the best-ranked University Hospital in France, our medical school fully benefits from France’s long established excellence in medical care, training and science.

Lille University School of Medicine is also an internationally recognized leader in medical education and research, with more than 50 active partnerships and programs around the world.

THE LEADING FRENCH SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

State-of-the-art facilities. Superior education and training. Long-established clinical expertise. Vibrant research community.

Lille University School of Medicine offers its students and faculty the tools and environment to become next-generation leaders in academic medicine and research.

HERITAGE AND MILESTONES

1570: First medical school founded in the North of France

1876: First official medical school in Lille 1892: Earliest buildings of the Lille medical school 1951: Inauguration of the « Cité Hospitalière » of Lille,

the first campus entirely dedicated to health- care

1996: Inauguration of the modern medical school facilities

EXCELLENCE

PARIS LONDON

BRUSSELS LILLE

13 000 employees 100 000 admissions / year

1 000 000 consults / year

3 000 beds

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Lille University School of Medicine curriculum provides outstanding opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate education. It associates high-quality academic training and an immersive clinical practice.

Our school is also standard-setting in Continuing Medical Education, providing extensive educational activities that address new

and emerging healthcare needs, under the clinical and scientific

guidance of internationally- recognized faculty and staff.

These programs foster our international partnerships, which benefit from state-of-the-art learning tools (videoconferencing, e-learning).

ACADEMIC TRAINING WITH CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Lille University School of Medicine provides a first- rate curriculum that associates theory with intensive clinical practice within affiliated university hospitals (clerkships, subinternships, residencies and fellow-

ships). Our faculty constantly develops new educational and assessment methods to improve the medical student’s experience. It offers Ph.D., master, and M.D. - Ph.D. Programs, in over 45

medical specialties.

The curriculum integrates basic science and clinical experience with in-depth study and independent research throughout the years of medical school.

LILLE MEDICAL SCHOOL:

MD TRAINING LIFE-LONG MEDICAL LEARNING

Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs provide physicians with up-to-date, clinically relevant, medical information and training. CME activities focus on clinical updates and reviews of new therapies and procedures. Training is delivered using a large variety of formats: university degrees, conferences and workshops, online education, etc.

CME activities encompass a catalogue of over 160 training courses for doctors, healthcare professio- nals and scientists.

A GATEWAY TOWARDS INTERNATIONAL CAREERS

Many Lille Medical School graduates pursue inter- national careers in France and abroad, as leading clinicians or scientists. Our training is a gateway to enter prominent clinical and scientific teams around the world.

STATE-OF-THE-ART EDUCATIONAL TOOLS

Lille University School of Medicine has developed several innovative tools, that adopt a flexible approach to learning, using a range of

methods designed to encourage multi-faceted, integrative, lasting skills:

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RESEARCH TRANSLATING INTO ADVANCED TRAINING AND INNOVATION

Our research is strongly related to clinical practice in many ways. In close collaboration with affiliated University Hospitals, our scientists are involved in a wide variety of clinical trials investigating new therapies and diagnostic tools (innovative mole- cules, new medical devices).

Our medical school is one of the most active cli- nical research centers in France, with over 10 000 patients enrolled in trials a year. This research envi- ronment translates into cutting-edge therapies and procedures, only performed in Lille.

Research also pervades the entire curriculum: students participate in cutting-edge research on a regular basis, become proficient in the most advanced healthcare practices and obtain experience through participating in ongoing clinical trials.

CUTTING-EDGE

RESEARCH TOOLS AND INFRASTRUCTURES

Our research endeavors are structured around dedi- cated institutes and nation-wide collaborative fra- meworks:

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These structures provide our students with access to comprehensive life sciences research platforms:

GLOBAL EXCELLENCE FIELDS

Lille University School of Medicine training programs and research benefit from the leading biomedical research in major fields of health sciences:

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leads ambitious basic and clinical research programs, at both national and international levels. All research activities are developed within the frame of strategic partnerships with major European research centers. Scientific innovations directly benefit to clinical practice and training, through the strong ties between the Medical School and affiliated University Hospitals.

INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED RESEARCH

Renowned faculty members are involved in 31 research teams, competing at the international level. These teams belong to the top French research community: the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM) and the Pasteur Institute of Lille.

With over a thousand publications a year, the SCHOOL research leaders in France.

AVANT-GARDE

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Lille University School of Medicine is located at the core of a comprehensive biocampus, entirely dedicated to healthcare and innovation.

Biotechnology, genomics, IT, nutrition, pharma:

our school drives scientific and economic healthcare development, within a structured and thriving industry.

AT THE HEART OF A MAJOR BIOBUSINESS PARK

The healthcare sector is a major economic field for Lille and its region. This cluster is composed of multinational corpora- tions as well as mid-sized companies and innovative start-ups.

4HE growth and increased Research & De- velopment investments.

This growth is accompanied and led by Eurasanté, an agency specialized in the economic development of the health sector of Lille Region (international business accelerator, implan- tation of foreign companies in France, start-up incubator, promoting research etc.).

A BRIDGE TOWARDS THE

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY

Research and training facilities are located at the heart of the Eurasanté Bio Business Park, 100%

devoted to Biotech and Medtech activities. This location closes the gap between our students/

faculty and healthcare business. The school takes part in numerous projects aiming at translating research and advanced practice into the inno- vation at the core of the biotech and healthcare industries.

1 Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals headquarters - 2 Genfit - 3 Diagast - 4 Start-up incubator - 5 Eurasanté - 6 French Blood Agency - 7 Medical School (training) - 8 Medical School (research) - 9 Albert Calmette Hospital - 10 Cardiology Hospital - 11 Michel Fontan Hospital - 12 Claude Huriez Hospital - 13 Jeanne de Flandre Hospital - 14 André Fourrier Hospital - 15 Roger Salengro Hospital

16 Pierre Swinghedauw Hospital - 17 Penitentiary Hospital - 18 Abel Caumartin Center - 19 Pharmacy School

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turn-over 25 000 employees

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JOIE DE VIVRE

At the crossroads of the major capitals of Northern

Europe (35 min from Brussels, 60 min from Paris and 1h15 from London), at the heart of a 4-million-person region, Lille is a genuine cultural, business and sports Eurometropole. Famous for its warm and cheerful atmosphere, Lille welcomes millions of visitors a year and offers a unique point of view on Europe.

Lille University School of Medicine is at the center of a modern campus and offers its students high-quality facilities: training, sports, culture, transports, etc.

LILLE, A GENUINE STUDENT-FRIENDLY EUROPEAN METROPOLIS

In the past decades, Lille has transformed itself from the historical Capital of Flanders into a radiant and self-confident cultural and commercial European me- tropolis. Named cultural capital of Europe in 2004, it now offers a wealth of activities and a buoyant urban life. Highlights for the visitor include an attractive his- TORICAL internationally-renowned art museums, stylish shop- ping and a cutting-edge, nightlife scene.

Hosting 100 000 students, Lille is by far one of the most student-driven cities in Europe that provide numerous opportunities to have fun, meet extra- ordinary people and take part in multiple cultural, sport and recreational activities.

Easy access to Paris, Brussels and London by train opens great opportunities to take part in major Euro- pean happenings and events.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SERVICES International students benefit from the services and support provided by Lille University throughout their entire student life:

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CULTURE, SPORTS AND LEISURE, AT THE HEART OF THE CAMPUS

Lille University hosts 66 student associations. They provide a wealth of opportunities for cultural, sports, recreational and charitable activities, enabling new- comers to rapidly build ties in the community.

Lille University also runs accommodation services (on-campus housing) and student cafeterias.

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Founded in 1876, the Lille University School of Medicine is France’s largest training center for physicians. Closely affiliated with a top-ranked University Hospital, our medical school provides top-quality training and education in France and around the world. It also leads worldwide biomedical research in many major healthcare fields, including diabetes, cancer, neuropathologies and inflammatory diseases.

Pr Didier GOSSET, Dean mail: medecine@univ-lille2.fr Phone: +33 (0)3 20 62 69 03 Pr Eric BOULANGER, International Relations

mail: ri.medecine@univ-lille2.fr Phone: +33 (0)3 20 62 69 19 Faculté de Médecine de Lille

F-59045 Lille Cedex Website: medecine.univ-lille2.fr

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