News and events

The University of Traditional Medicine was represented at the EXPO exhibition organized within the framework of the "Engineering Week" scientific event

On behalf of the University of Traditional Medicine and Campus International, we proudly congratulate our university graduate Anita Ignatius, who after passing the FMGE exam in India has also successfully passed the Australian Medical Council exam, AMC 1 (Australian Medical Council exam for international medical graduates). Her hard work and determination have paid off, and she is a source of inspiration for future generations of the university.

On September 23, the Embassy of the Republic of India in the Republic of Armenia marked one of India’s important days at the University of Traditional Medicine — the 10th Ayurveda Day, under the theme “Ayurveda for the Well-being of People and the Planet.” Among the guests who arrived at the university were the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of India to Armenia, Nilakshi Saha Sinha, and other embassy staff members.

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On 9th of September,  a key collaboration was established between our university and Foldink laboratory. Foldink is the first 3D bioptinting organization in Armenia and is the only one in the region.

We are pleased to inform you that the electronic databases of “Bentham Science Publishers” are now freely available for the University of Traditional Medicine, both for reading and for publishing articles.

Dear students, lecturers, and university staff, 1st of September marks the beginning of a new academic year, which is more than just a date on the calendar. From today, a new stage of acquiring knowledge begins.

The solemn ceremony of theprofessional oath-taking and diploma awarding for the 2024–2025 graduates of UTM

On June 10, within the framework of international cooperation, the University of Traditional Medicine once again hosted lecturers from "Success Point College" in Sharjah, UAE, as well as parents and students wishing to continue their education at UTM.

On June 6, the University of Traditional Medicine hosted the Consul of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to the Republic of Armenia, Mr. Ara Mkrtchyan, along with Consular Officer Ms. Sofya Poghosyan. They held a meeting with the university leadership, walked around the university, and became acquainted with the academic environment, the university's educational programs, and the specifics of its learning process. They then met with Jordanian students, engaging in a warm and meaningful discussion focused on the students’ educational needs and expectations. The main focus of the meeting was the educational opportunities available to students both in Armenia and Jordan, as well as potential paths for bilateral future collaboration.