A graduate of the doctoral study program in Personalized Diagnostics and Therapy in Oncology will be well-versed in the principles of scientific work - defining the goal and hypothesis, preparing data for statistical analysis, and critically evaluating knowledge in light of current scientific understanding. The graduate will be capable of presenting their results at professional forums and publishing in reputable periodicals and translating into clinical practice.

The focus of doctoral theses is primarily diagnosis, therapy, etiopathogenesis, epidemiology, and prognosis of oncological diseases. An emphasis is placed on personalizing and individualizing the diagnostic and treatment process.

The completion of doctoral studies will equip successful graduates with the tools to pursue further research and professional growth.