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Split — School of Medicine and University Hospital of Split

Theory

University of Split School of Medicine

Day-one lectures take place in modern lecture halls at the School of Medicine, equipped for a combination of theory and multimedia presentations.

Hands-on work

University Hospital of Split (KBC Split)

The practical part, including dissection and cadaver work, takes place at the University Hospital of Split.

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AddressŠoltanska ul. 2A, 21000 Split
Getting thereAirport transfers are organised for all participants. All venues — the school, the hospital and the hotel — are just a 5-minute walk from each other.
Split — the Riva and the bell tower of St Domnius Cathedral
The city of Split

The pearl of the Mediterranean

Split is a city more than two thousand years old, where everyday life still goes on inside the walls of a Roman imperial palace. Along narrow stone streets, by the sea and under the palm trees, history, food and the relaxed Dalmatian pace come together — the perfect backdrop for two intensive days of learning.

After the programme, the city is best explored on foot: dinner by the sea, a walk along the Riva or sunset on Marjan hill.

Split — the Riva and the bell tower of St Domnius Cathedral
The Riva in Split at sunset
RivaThe city's main seafront promenade, lined with palm trees and cafés overlooking the harbour. This is where locals and visitors end their day.
View of Split from Marjan hill
MarjanA forest park on the peninsula above the city, with viewpoints over the harbour, rooftops and islands. Just a few minutes' walk from the centre.
Aerial view of the terraces and promenade on the Riva
Dalmatian cuisineFresh fish, olive oil and local wines, with terraces along the Riva and in the old-town lanes open until late.
Split at dusk, the cathedral bell tower and the waterfront
A city of athletesHome of Hajduk football club, founded in 1911, and birthplace of Goran Ivanišević, Toni Kukoč and Blanka Vlašić.
Viewpoint overlooking the city and the harbour
A compact cityThe compact centre means the school, hospital, hotel and the Riva are only minutes apart on foot.
The Peristyle in Diocletian's Palace
Diocletian's PalaceBuilt around AD 300 for a Roman emperor and on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979. An Egyptian sphinx about 3,500 years old stands on the Peristyle, and people still live within the walls today.
St Domnius bell tower and the palace arcades
St Domnius bell towerThe cathedral was once Diocletian's mausoleum, and you can climb the bell tower for a view over the whole city.
Recommended accommodation

Hotel Marvie, a five-minute walk away

Hotel Marvie — rooftop pool
Hotel Marvie ★★★★A rooftop pool with sea views and wellness facilities to unwind after the programme — right next to the school and the hospital.

Accommodation is included in the "Course + accommodation" package — one or two nights, including wellness facilities.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the course and what is the schedule?Two days (Friday–Saturday) — theory on day one, hands-on cadaver work on day two. The detailed schedule is on the Programme page.
Where does the course take place and is accommodation included?Lectures are held at the University of Split School of Medicine and hands-on work at the University Hospital of Split. Accommodation is included in the "Course + accommodation" package.
Didn't find the answer to your question?Write to us at info@split-cadaver-course.com — we will be happy to help.