Founded in 1992 by Larisa Hambardzumyan, St. Tereza Medical University (also known as St. Tereza Charitable Sisters Medical Institute) is a private medical institution located in Yerevan, Armenia. It was the first university in the country to launch a 5-year Medical Doctor program, though it now primarily offers a 6-year curriculum aligned with international standards. The university is known for its charitable roots and its focus on developing empathetic healthcare professionals who are prepared for global medical practice.
The university features a modern urban campus in the capital city, providing a blend of theoretical and practical learning environments.
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
STMU emphasizes early clinical exposure, with training conducted at several of Yerevan’s high-complexity medical centers.
State University Affordability
St. Tereza is considered one of the most budget-friendly private medical universities in Armenia.
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus