The Institute provides highly specialized care for families and individuals with or at risk for congenital developmental defects, inherited diseases, and diseases with genetic predisposition.

The department provides teaching and research in areas of kinanthropology that are closely related to biomedicine, physical sciences and human motor science. It participates in the implementation of full-time and combined forms of undergraduate and doctoral studies.

The department provides instruction in international development studies. Provides education and conducts research in development and environmental studies. It offers a three-year Bachelor's degree, a two-year follow-up Master's degree and a four-year PhD degree in International Development Studies.

Operation of an institute of molecular and translational medicine.