The University of Warsaw was established in 1809. For over 200 years, the school has produced highly trained doctors. Today it is the largest school of medicine in Poland, and one of the most prestigious, with the English language programme established in 1993. 

The University of Warsaw offers a number of programs in English, among them medicine and dentistry. Graduates are granted an MD degree and medical certification which is recognised throughout the European Union, North America and most other countries of the world.

Graduates of the school of dentistry are granted a Doctor of Dentistry (DMD) degree. The university is located in the capital city of Poland, a centre for political and economic culture with social significance. The city is increasingly highly ranked in the world as an attractive place to live.

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The University of Lublin medical school program, started in 1944, aims to educate students in the field of medicine and electro cardiology, using stationary and non-stationary studies. 

In 1995, the Medical University of Lublin English program was introduced for English speaking students around the world. After completing the six-year MD program, for high school graduates with MVAT scores, students are given the title of physician. After completing the MD Advanced Program, available to those who have completed a pre-medical course, students are given the title of Doctor of Medicine.

One of the oldest areas in Poland, Lublin was established in the 6th century. Due to its proximity to the Ukraine and Belarus, Lublin is a multicultural society, and is dubbed The City of Inspiration. Lublin is an academic town with many students attending its five universities.

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The Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin, Poland, was established in 1948. The general medicine and dentistry programmes in English began in 1996. Today, some 500 foreign students are enrolled in the program, primarily from Germany, Sweden, Norway, American and Canada.

The English language program is very much in demand for both medicine and dentistry for international students. The method of study and exams is similar to that which is in use in the United States, and meets all of the criteria of the EU degree standards. The aim is to train students in a way that is optimal for dealing with the day-to-day demands of modern medicine, and preparing them for a medical career.

Szczecin is located on the banks of the Odra River, only 12km from the Polish-German border, and has developed from a small village to an important port city. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Poland and a fantastic place for students to complete their university degree.

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The Medical University of Gdańsk, founded in 1945, is the largest medical university in Northern Poland. The English program was established in 2001. This Gdansk medical school is comprised of four faculties: Health Science, Medicine, Pharmacy, and the Intercollegiate Faculty of Biotechnology. Altogether, there are 21 programs in the field of healthcare and medicine. 

International students who want to study medicine in Gdańsk can apply for the six-year MD program.

The curriculum is based on strict European and US educational standards. This ensures that graduates complete the diploma for the title of Medical Doctor.

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Founded over 95 years ago, Poznań University of Medical Sciences is a highly-regarded medical school, both in Poland and internationally.

It is one of the most important educational, research, and clinical centres in Poland. In 1993, the Poznań University of Medical Sciences began its four-year MD program, which was followed two years later by the launch of the six-year MD program for students graduating from a secondary or high school. The Poznań medical school offers a number of degrees, with research and clinical activities performed at six clinical hospitals. Poznań University of Medical Sciences places a considerable focus on practical learning. 

Poznań is a thriving and vibrant city, known for its universities and energetic lifestyle. Home to outstanding architecture and natural beauty, Poznań is surrounded by expansive lakes and green country areas. Poznań is a lively city that caters to the students that live there.

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In 2004, the inaugural class of the Medical University of Bialystok’s six-year English language MD Program began. Since then, the study of medicine in Poland for international students has been taken to new heights. 

Affiliated with its own Teaching Hospital of the Medical University Bialystok and the Children’s Teaching Hospital, this Bialystok university continues to reinforce the advancement of research and technology as well as offer scholarships, training programs, internships and study visits to the research and academic centers. Białystok offers an artistic and cultural lifestyle for students. Bialystok continues to develop and transform itself into a modern metropolis and tourist destination.

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The Jagiellonian University School of Medicine began its English curriculum in 1994. As the oldest medical college in Poland, Jagiellonian University’s School of Medicine offers two programs to study medicine in Krakow in English. The four-year medical program is for qualified graduates of pre-medical university programs holding a Bachelor’s Degree or higher. The six-year program is for graduates of secondary schools. 

The first half of the curriculum focuses on basic science courses and includes learning the Polish language to ensure students are able to communicate with non-English speaking patients. Clinical courses and medical skills and theory comprise the second half.

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Established in 2000, this Krakow school became the first non-public university in Poland to offer medical studies in 2015. It offers a modern campus with  teaching facilities, labs, and even its own art gallery.

The Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow Medical University stresses an interdisciplinary study concept that combines the modules of the entire study program. Students learn Anatomy, Histology and Physiology while attending lectures on the cardiovascular system and respiration, the digestive tract, and the urogenital system. Clinical subjects such as Cardiology and Gastroenterology are also integrated. This teaches students to recognise complex connections between various medical disciplines.

With an old world charm and lovely scenery, Krakow is one of the most well known cities in Poland. The city offers a plethora of activities for young people, including nearby mountains and parks for hiking, and bars and cafés for nightlife.

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Founded in 1811, The University of Wrocław established the first Faculty of Medicine in 1945. Since then, the Wroclaw medical school expanded to five faculties and ten departments. Finally, in 2001, the English division opened, in addition to numerous laboratories and a natural museum. 

The Wroclaw Medical University has since become the largest university in the region. Today, the university focuses on scientific research, with many links to institutions in Poland and the world over. Wroclaw Medical University in Poland is noted for its world-class educational and research standards. Students enrolled in the Wroclaw Medical University English program study for six academic years of medical, preclinical and clinical studies, meeting the European standard for medical education.

Wroclaw, located on the banks of the Oder River, is the largest city in western Poland and the fourth largest in all of Poland. With a diverse culture, Wroclaw has a large student population of over 130,000, making it one of Poland’s most youthful cities.

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Established in 1999, the University of Warmia and Masuria in Olsztyn was created by merging three existing institutions of higher education. As one of the youngest and largest medical schools in Poland, this Olsztyn medical school has the most modern facilities in Europe. 

International students who gain certification from University of Warmia and Masuria medical school receive a superior education, using teaching methodologies in line with international standards and the latest practices.

The Olsztyn university now has faculties offering more than 65 fields of study. The School of Medicine at the University of Warmia and Masuria in Olsztyn has 24 departments, and a superb infrastructure designed for the future. Olsztyn is a culturally diverse city with a friendly atmosphere; fortress walls and a gorgeous Gothic castle protect its bustling Old Town.

The University of Warmia and Masuria also offers its own cultural activities for students, including the theatre’s choir group, scuba diving and photography.

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