Armenian Medical Institute

The AMI campus combines administrative buildings with specialized medical laboratories designed for hands-on technical learning.

• Central Building: The main hub for the Faculty of Medicine, housing lecture halls and the Dean’s office.
• Anatomy & Histology Laboratory: A core facility for first-year students to study human structure through dissection and microscopy.
• Medical Simulation Center: Equipped with modern simulators for training in emergency medicine, surgery, and clinical semiotics.
• Digital Library: The 3rd largest medical library in Armenia, providing extensive access to international research papers and digital catalogs.
• Science and Scientific Council Lab: Dedicated to student-led research projects and regional biomedical diagnostic studies.
• Virtual Learning Platform: Used for administrative management, SIU-Guaraní-style academic tracking, and hybrid learning modules.
• Sports & Athletics Area: Facilities for student physical education and inter-university sports competitions.
• Student Welfare Center: Manages student documentation, visa renewals, and university scholarships.
• Hostel Facility: University-managed residences with separate wings for male and female international students.
• Auditoriums: Recently renovated lecture halls with high-fidelity audio-visual equipment for medical conferences.

AMI’s training model is built on its extensive network of nearly 25 clinical bases, ensuring that students begin clinical exposure in their third year.

• "Erebuni" Medical Center: The largest multi-specialty hospital in Armenia and the primary clinical base for AMI students. It is a benchmark for high-complexity surgery and diagnostics.
• "Nairi" Medical Center: A partner facility used for specialized training in modern imaging and therapeutic techniques.
• S. Malayan’s Eye Center: A specialized regional hub for Ophthalmology rotations.
• Clinical Center for Oncology: Provides students with experience in radiotherapy and oncological diagnostics.
• Primary Care Network: Students participate in community outreach programs in urban and rural areas near Yerevan, focusing on preventive medicine.

The tuition fees at AMI are competitive and generally remain stable throughout the duration of the program.

Scholarship

• Academic Merit Grants: Institutional support for students who maintain a top-tier GPA throughout their clinical cycles.
• AIWA Scholarship: Eligible female students of Armenian descent can apply for external support via the Armenian International Women’s Association.
• AGBU International Scholarship: Merit-based grants for students demonstrating academic excellence and community dedication.
• Indian Student Support: Many Indian students utilize nationalized bank loans, as AMI is a recognized institution for education financing.

• The Vibe: Yerevan is a safe, historic capital known for its "Pink City" architecture, cafes, and active nightlife. It offers a high quality of life with a low crime rate.
• Connectivity:
• Bus: Local bus and "Marshrutka" lines connect the campus to Republic Square and other city hubs in 10-15 minutes.
• Air: Zvartnots International Airport (EVN) connects the city to major hubs in India, the Middle East, and Europe.
• Safety: Consistently ranked as one of the safest cities in the world for international students and travelers.

• Accommodation: The university provides well-furnished hostels near the Titogradian St campus. Rooms are usually shared (2-3 students) and equipped with central heating and Wi-Fi.
• Vibe: Culturally diverse and academically focused. Yerevan offers a safe, vibrant environment with a large international student population.
• Dining: University mess halls provide both local and international cuisine. Indian food is readily available in and around the campus area due to the large Indian student community.
• Student Organizations: The Student Scientific Council encourages students to engage in international medical research and social service projects.

• Global License: Graduates are eligible to sit for the USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK), and NExT (India) examinations.
• Admission: Registration typically begins in June. Applicants must present a valid passport, 10th/12th mark sheets, and a medical fitness certificate (including HIV tests).
• Clinical Integrated Exams: Starting from the 3rd semester, the university provides specific coaching and mock tests for the NExT/FMGE and USMLE exams.
• Language Proficiency: While the course is in English, students are taught basic Armenian to facilitate communication with patients during clinical rotations.