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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
Introduction to Urology online course offers learners a critical understanding of the genitourinary system and its most common symptoms. Urology is a branch of clinical science of diseases in the genitourinary system. In terms of anatomy, this includes the upper urinary tract such as the kidneys and ureters, and the lower urinary tract such as the urinary bladder and the male and female genitals.
This course is more than just an introduction to a surgical specialty, as urology comprises several regular and new pharmacotherapeutic and non-surgical alternatives. Introduction to Urology certification syllabus aims to impart knowledge and instill confidence in individuals towards the urological field’s essential clinical reasoning. The training in medicine has no prerequisites.
The Introduction to Urology programme is a four-week curriculum that requires five to eight hours of studying every week. From the Karolinska Institutet faculty, the course educators use video lectures and clinically relevant case studies to make the self-paced studying more comfortable for candidates. Before enrolment, candidates can watch a short introduction video to learn about the curriculum.
The Highlights
- An introductory course in medicine
- Training videos (English transcripts)
- Certification course
- No prerequisites for enrolment
- Course educators from Karolinska Institutet
- An online programme
- Self-paced learning
- Short-term training
- Weekly study time of five to eight hours
- No prerequisites to join
- Four-week curriculum
Programme Offerings
- Certification course
- Self-paced learning
- Four-week course
- No prerequisites to join course
- Introductory course in medicine
- Course educators from Karolinska Institutet
- Online Course
- short term course
- Weekly study time of five to eight hours
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 3566 | yes | Karolinska Institute, Solna |
- There is no Introduction to Urology fee required to join. There is a fee of Rs. 3,566 for individuals who want to qualify for a certificate that they must pay before joining the course.
Introduction to Urology course fee structure
Course Name | Fee |
Introduction to Urology | Free. |
Introduction to Urology (Certificate qualification) | Rs. 3,566 |
What you will learn
Individuals completing the Introduction to Urology programme will be fluent in some of the most common diagnoses behind common genitourinary symptoms, the investigation required, and treatment options. The most common diagnostics include:
- Scrotal pain and lumps.
- Blood in the urine or Haematuria.
- Lower urinary tract symptoms such as a weak stream, incontinence, dysuria, also known as Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms or LUTS.
- Erectile Dysfunction, a common condition that affects men and women's quality of life.
Who it is for
The Introduction to Urology certification course is best suited for students studying urology’s clinical science.
Admission Details
You can get enrolled in the Introduction to Urology certification course by following these simple steps:
- Visit the edX website and register themselves with a valid email address.
- Search for ‘Introduction to Urology’ in the search box or visit https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-urology and click on ‘Enroll Now’.
- Select whether you want to qualify for a certificate. If not, you can directly participate in the programme by signing in through your socials (Google/Apple/Facebook/Microsoft) or creating an edX ID. If yes, then post-payment of the certification qualifying fee, you can join the course.
Application Details
Introduction to Urology online course does not have a separate application form. Individuals can join the training by creating a profile on the edX website, by filling in details like their country name, email ID, full name, public username, and password. Alternative options are linking their Apple, Google, Facebook, or Microsoft account to edX.