Living and studying in a foreign country In the fourth year of study, those who meet the academic and language requirements can access an international mobility experience for one academic semester (second semester). The mobility stays on the Medicine degree are designed, within the programme, to reinforce the degree profile. In this regard, its priority objectives are: Acquire a broader perspective of the graduate's professional development, both in its academic and practical aspects. Promote the development of skills that are fundamental for the work of future graduates in Medicine (teamwork, attention to diversity, development of the values of peace, social justice and solidarity, among others) thanks to the international exchange. Achieve significant experiences of intercultural relationships, which are inherent to the task of these professionals. Work intensively on the development of competences related to foreign languageproficiency.
Agreements with other universities The University of Deusto already has elevenframework agreements in force with international universities that include the Bachelor's Degree in Medicine in their curricula. All the partner universities are ranked among the world’s top 1,000 according to THE or QS quality rankings, so their excellence cannot be questioned. Furthermore, the University has non-Erasmus bilateral agreements with 53 universities worldwide that have a degree in medicine; 71 specific non-Erasmus bilateral agreements with universities that have medical studies; Erasmus+ agreements with 101 universities that have a Faculty of Medicine, among others, which gives an idea of its capacity to generate specific agreements on this degree. Likewise, the University of Deusto has its own network of Jesuit universities that offer degrees in the health area, such as Medicine and Biomedicine, throughout the five continents. Find out more about mobility programmes and destinations Mobility regulations Faculty of Psychology and Education