With a total of 10,000 hours, the six-year course has an integrated curriculum and a robust curriculum approved by the www.unibenedictine-edu.com . In addition to guiding the teaching of the Biomolecular Medicine Course, it is also the fundamental basis for students to become Biomolecular doctors with a general, humanistic, critical, reflective and ethical training, being able to act at different levels of health care. All the disciplines on the grid are designed so that the course is always current and effective in the composition of the professional.

    1 SEMESTER

    • Introduction to the Biomolecular Medicine Course
    • Biomolecular Medicine I
    • Morphological foundations of the human organism
    • biological functions
    • Human Neuroanatomy
    • Neurobiomolecular Medicine
    • Metabolism
    • Psychosomatic Medicine
    • Conception and Formation of the Human Being
    • Community Interaction I
    • Clinical Skills and Attitudes I
    • Sociocultural and Ethical Training I
    • Cientific investigation methodology

    2 SEMESTER

    • Birth and development
    • Perception, Consciousness and Emotion
    • Psychophysiology
    • Functional neuroanatomy
    • Biomolecular Medicine II
    • Locomotion and Grasp
    • Neurosciences I
    • Neurogenetics in Clinical Practice
    • Cell proliferation
    • Aging process
    • Diseases derived from aggression to the environment
    • Community Interaction II
    • Clinical Skills and Attitudes II
    • Pharmacological basis
    • Pathological basis

    3 SEMESTER

    • Psychopharmacology
    • Psychiatry
    • Infectology
    • Orthomolecular Medicine
    • Neurology
    • Neuro psychoanalysis
    • Pathophysiology
    • Mental and behavior problems
    • Being a biomolecular doctor
    • End of course work I
    • Community Interaction III
    • Clinical Skills and Attitudes III
    • Neurobiology of Mental Disorders
    • Biotechnology
    • Attention to Women and Children
    • Management of life projects
    • Medical genetics

    4 SEMESTER

    • Women’s Health, Human Sexuality and Family Planning
    • Dyspnea, chest pain and edema
    • Clinical Emergencies
    • Neurosurgery
    • Cellular Neurobiomedicine
    • External Manifestations of Diseases and Latrogenia
    • Nutritional and metabolic disorders.

    5 SEMESTER

    • Internal Medicine
    • Sensory, motor and consciousness disorders
    • Community Interaction IV
    • End of course work II
    • Evidence-Based Health
    • Clinical Skills and Attitudes IV
    • Medical genetics

    6 SEMESTER

    • Supervised Internship in Family and Community Health Medicine I
    • Supervised Internship in Biomolecular Medical Clinic I
    • Supervised Internship in Women’s Health I
    • Supervised Internship in Child and Adolescent Health I
    • Supervised Internship in Surgery and Anesthesia I
    • Supervised Internship in Mental Health
    • Supervised Internship in Emergency Medicine and Emergencies I
    • Sociocultural and Ethical Training I
    • Entrepreneurship

    7 SEMESTER

    • Supervised Internship in Biomolecular Emergency and Emergency Medicine II
    • Supervised Internship in Family and Community Health Medicine II
    • Supervised Internship in Biomolecular Medical Clinic II
    • Supervised Internship in Women’s Health II
    • Supervised Internship in Child and Adolescent Health II
    • Supervised Internship in Surgical Clinic II
    • Supervised Internship in Public Health

    8 SEMESTER

    • Definition of orthomolecular
    • History of Biomolecular and Orthomolecular Therapy
    • Applications of Orthomolecular Therapy
    • The nutrients
    • Energetic nutrients
    • Regulatory nutrients
    • Glucose use
    • Glucose production

    9 SEMESTER

    • Lipid use
    • Lipid metabolism
    • Proteins
    • Essential amino acids
    • Non-essential amino acids
    • Protein Use
    • Vitamins
    • Minerals
    • Trace element
    • Mineralogram
    • Capillary mineralogram
    • Free radicals

    10 SEMESTER

    • Antioxidants
    • Antioxidant Enzymes
    • Non-enzymatic antioxidants
    • Non-enzymatic (exogenous) dietary antioxidants
    • Antioxidants in the Diet
    • Free radicals and disease
    • Aging
    • Functional Foods
    • Organic meals
    • Transgenic foods

    11 SEMESTER

    • Biomolecular Therapy Techniques
    • Oligotherapy
    • Detox
    • Remineralization
    • Chelation
    • Oxygen therapy
    • Antioxidants.
    • Course completion work.

    12 SEMESTER

    • The biomolecular doctor
    • Pathophysiology
    • Neurosurgery
    • Oligotherapy
    • Free Radicals and Diseases
    • Antioxidant Enzymes
    • Sociocultural and Ethical Training lll
    • Medical residence
    • Course completion