High Recognition from Leading Developers

The company 3D Organon, known worldwide for its high-level virtual reality systems for medical education, has once again praised the work of Zaporizhzhia State Medical and Pharmaceutical University. This time, the recognition came for the university’s consistent efforts in modernizing the educational process, with the developers calling its approach far-sighted and progressive.

An article highlighting how ZSMPhU uses the powerful tools of 3D Organon to teach anatomy has been featured on the company’s official website and actively promoted across social media platforms.

The creators of the technology emphasize that virtual reality helps close the gap between theory and practice by simulating real-life clinical scenarios. It also enables distance and hybrid learning — a direction becoming increasingly vital in today’s educational landscape.

“The integration of immersive technologies at ZSMPhU demonstrates how forward-thinking universities can significantly improve the quality of medical training,” the article states. “It’s about more than just introducing new tech — it’s about reimagining the learning process to suit the needs of current students and future healthcare professionals.”

The authors also quote Associate Professor Tetiana Matvieishyna of the Department of Anatomy, Operative Surgery, and Topographic Anatomy:

“Our students don’t just memorize anatomy — they experience it. And that’s what makes the difference.”