🎓 Student
Medical school: credit inside the degree, and a start on the portfolio
Credit-bearing modules taught with New Vision University and East-West University, Tbilisi, inside their elective curricula; a four-week UK primary-care observership; and Acumen Ascent, the free portfolio programme.
Reviewed and kept current
Last editorial review: 10 October 2026 · Next scheduled refresh: 10 April 2027.
Undergraduate ECTS modules
Two modules, each four weeks of live webinars and one week on campus: Cardio-renal-metabolic medicine and heart failure (EU-CKM, 6 ECTS) and WHEEL: women’s health equity across the European life-course (4 ECTS). Credit is awarded by your medical school under its own regulations; MD Acumen teaches and assesses.
Places on the November 2026 modules
Each module takes up to 30 students per partner university. Ask your medical school for the joining code.
European core ECTS modules
Dates, structure and the syllabus of both modules.
OpenCardio-renal-metabolic (EU-CKM)
Policy, risk stratification, heart failure and CKD, lipids and blood pressure, diabetes and obesity.
OpenWHEEL: women’s health
Delays in presentation, menopause and cardiometabolic risk, osteoporosis and migraine, cancer referral.
OpenUK Primary Care Observership
Four weeks in NHS general practice in Hertfordshire and Essex, with seminars, a supervised two-cycle clinical audit and a Certificate of Completion signed by the Director.
Acumen Ascent
A free, self-paced programme through the four evidence domains every selection panel weighs: audit and quality improvement, publication, teaching and achievement.
For medical schools
Blended intensive modules (Erasmus-style) delivered to your syllabus, and observership places for your students.
Where this rung sits
The same method runs from the first clinical year to advanced practice. Each rung builds on the one before.

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