1. Understand the basic anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the renal and urologic systems. 2. Identify and recognize common renal and urological conditions, their symptoms, risk factors, diagnostics, treatment options and management strategies. 3. Assimilate the recent advancements in renal and urology care including emerging medical procedures, drug therapies, and innovative diagnostic tests. 4. Develop competence in patient consultation, differential diagnosis and decision making in relation to renal and urological conditions. 5. Enhance skills in interpreting and making sense of laboratory and radiological investigations related to renal and urological diseases.