OFFICIALS of the Samar State University and the Cagayan State University met on Tuesday to discuss  the sharing of curriculum in the field of medicine.

The consultation was held in line with SSU’s initiative to establish a benchmark for its proposed Institute of Medicine.

The university said that it chose CSU because the latter is one of the better performing state universities in the field of medicine.

The two presidents agreed to the proposal and are expecting good results.

“We will be sharing with you curriculum documents that you can benchmark on,” CSU President Urduja A. Tejada told SSU President Marilyn D. Cardoso

Cardoso thanked Tejada and the CSU community for their assistance.