Berlin Medical Academy offers you the best possible preparation to study medicine in Europe
While studying medicine at any of the European medical universities will give you a first-class education, we have partnered with a select number of medical universities to help further facilitate your application process.
The partner universities listed below have been selected based on our years of experience with their excellent programs, their exceptional facilities, reputation, and feedback from our students. Berlin Medical Academy graduates who have studied at these schools have gone on to have successful careers throughout the European Union and in their home countries.
When choosing where to study medicine in Europe, remember to ask us about our partner universities, and take advantage of Berlin Medical Academy’s connections to these respected institutions.
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.
The faculty at MUW has a national and international reputation for the study of medicine in Poland, and for being at the forefront of science and medical practice.
Programs of study
The University of Warsaw offers a number of programs in English, among them general medicine and dentistry.
This Polish medical university program in English was established in 1993. Today it offers a six-year track in medicine for high school graduates, and a four-year track for those with a first degree.
Degrees
Graduates of each of the medical tracks 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 University of Warsaw School of Dentistry are granted a Doctor of Dentistry (DMD) degree, and certification that is similarly recognised internationally.
Location
The University of Warsaw is located in the capital city of Poland, one of the more dynamic and fast-developing cities of Eastern Europe. Warsaw is a centre for politics and economics, with social and cultural significance. The city is increasingly highly ranked in the world as an attractive place to live.
Warsaw hosts over 200,000 foreign students a year.
Other European cities are easily accessible from Warsaw by various means of public transportation and international airports.
Charles University is the oldest and largest university in the Czech Republic. Founded in 1348, it was the first university in Central Europe. In 1953 three faculties were created out of the single Prague Medical Faculty.
The second faculty of medicine is based at Motol University Hospital, where teaching also takes place. Theoretical subjects are mostly taught at the theoretical and pre-clinical departments in Motol (Plzeňská Campus); some clinical teaching takes place in the clinics and departments of Na Bulovce Hospital and at the Military University Hospital. The students also have internships and practical training in other hospitals.
Teaching also takes place at prestigious workplaces at the Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM), Military University Hospital Prague, Na Bulovce Hospital and others.
The faculty’s main objective is to provide high-quality medical work and increase medical knowledge by training skilled doctors and carrying out research work.
The Second Faculty of Medicine provides secondary school graduates with a six-year full-time course of general medicine. The course in English has been running since 1992 and, besides the standard national accreditation, it is accredited by the Medical Board of California, which makes it easier for the students to apply for jobs in the United States of America.
The curriculum involves theoretical and pre-clinical subjects, followed by clinical subjects, and is identical for both international and Czech students. Subjects in all disciplines finish with credits and examinations.
A small school with a great reputation, this Olomouc university boasts a strong medical programme that added an English curriculum about 20 years ago for the study of General Medicine and recently added its Dentistry program.
Located in central Moravia, Palacký University in Olomouc’s graduates are well respected and practice medicine and dentistry in hospitals and institutions around the world, including the Mayo Clinic and Harvard University.
Nearly 2000 students in medical fields choose to study here due to the Olomouc university’s excellent record in education and research, with about 400 learning in English.
Approximately 70-80 new students enroll each year in the English medical program with another 15-20 enrolling in the dentistry program, with a total of about 400 current students. This is in addition to nearly 1500 Czech students in the Czech program.
Palacký University of Olomouc is a progressive institution, emphasizing an individual approach, and has become one of the fastest growing schools of its kind. Its Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry has been instructing students in conjunction with the university hospital Olomouc and boasts 44 departments with more than 750 teachers. It prepares students for clinical practice so that care and kindness are part of patient care.
Founded in 1961, The European University Cyprus has six faculties of study, including the Faculty of Medicine. The six-year medical program offered in English to international students means that graduates are qualified to work throughout the EU, as well as many countries around the world.
By studying medicine in Cyprus at this modern private university, students will receive a medical education that focuses on innovative teaching methods, with a holistic view of administering treatment, and dynamic competency-based learning. Furthermore, students at the European University of Cyprus have the opportunity to participate in clinical internships from the first year of study. These internships help guide students to the importance of patient communication from the very start.
The new campus of the European University Cyprus is located in the Cypriot capital of Nicosia, and offers the perfect conditions for studying abroad, with modern facilities and well-equipped laboratories, lecture halls, libraries and student residences. Cyprus is the EU’s third-biggest investor in education, and this is evident at this prestigious insitution.
For more information, visit the university website.
To make sure you’re fully prepared for your entrance exams, and feel confident when embarking upon your medical studies, why not take a pre-med course with Berlin Medical Academy? Our respected curriculum is aligned with that of medical universities, ensuring you feel ready for your degree.
Saint Camillus International University of Health and Medical Sciences (UniCamillus) – is a university located in Rome which is exclusively dedicated to Health and Medical Sciences.
UniCamillus welcomes students from all over the world and trains them to become physicians or health professionals versatile and focused also on diseases of underprivileged countries.
The mission of the University is inspired by Camillus De Lellis: at the end of the 16th century he contributed substantially to defining criteria and organisation of an efficient healthcare system, by drawing up and implementing the first modern procedure of hospital care, establishing the basic principles of respect and dignity of the patient.
The Courses
The 6 year medical course is identified with the training of a doctor with an international professional profile, characterised by a multidisciplinary and integrated vision of health and disease problems, with an education oriented towards the community, the territory, the global health challenges and fundamentally towards disease prevention and health promotion and with a humanistic culture in its implications of medical interest.
The 6 year Dentistry course imparts theoretical knowledge and technical competences required to practice Dentistry in accordance with the common standards of EU dentistry schools. In particular, all graduates will receive an adequate and excellent education so as to practice Dentistry at the highest level, and also competences directed towards various scientific research specialisations and/or similar thematic areas.
Practical Elements
During the three year degree course, the student is required to
acquire the professional specifications in the nursing field by carrying out internships in facilities identified by the degree course council (CCL) and in the defined periods. The
internship can also be done in developing countries.
In order to be admitted to the final degree examination, the student must prepare an original thesis under the guidance and responsibility of a professor of the Faculty of Medicine as a supervisor. This activity is defined as a “graduation internship”. The student can perform the thesis internship at any Faculty structure or affiliated with the Faculty.
If Rome appeals to you as a place to live and study medicine, a pre-med course from Berlin Medical Academy can help you to realise your Italian dream.
Szeged is the third-largest city in Hungary and is located in the south of the country. The University of Szeged is one of Hungary’s leading universities, with the Faculty of Medicine, Laureate Albert Szent-Györgyi, being named after the former Dean and Nobel laureate.
The English-language medical degree program in Szeged started in 1985. Currently there are approximately 1,000 students studying the degree, with the Medicine course lasting six years, and Dentistry and Pharmacology each lasting five years.
The University of Szeged focuses on research, with modern facilities, and was ranked as the best university in Hungary in 2016. International relations are a high priority here, with many links with Erasmus and partner universities.
Graduates of the University of Szeged Faculty of Medicine can apply for hospital residency positions worldwide, and participate in the US Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE).
For more information visit the university website.
We advise students keen to start their medical studies in Hungary to enrol in a pre-med course at Berlin Medical Academy, to make sure you are fully prepare for your entrance exams and degree course.
Founded in 1367, the University of Pécs is one of the oldest largest academic institutions offering medical degrees in Hungary, and it gives students an enormous variety of study opportunities. The Faculty of Medicine was founded more than 100 years ago, and educates students in the subjects of General Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacology. English-language medical degree programs in Hungary have been available at the University of Pécs since 1985, and the Pécs medical school is part of a large network of international research institutions, partnerships and university networks. They were awarded the Best Practice Award in 2016, which values the internationalization of higher education.
Each year, over 3,000 international students from 66 countries choose to study medicine at in Pécs, Hungary. The traditional city of Pécs has Roman roots, and is the fifth-largest city in Hungary, located near the Croatian border in the southwest of the country.
For more information, visit the university website.
We recommend that you enrol in our pre-med course, to prepare yourself for your exams and studies in Hungary.
The University of Nicosia (UNIC) is the largest university in Southern Europe that teaches primarily in English, with more than 12,000 students from over 70 countries coming together in an innovative and transformative learning space.
Over the past two decades, the University of Nicosia has led the development of life and health sciences programmes in Cyprus. The University of Nicosia started the first medical programme in Cyprus in 2011 by offering the St George’s, University of London Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) graduate-entry programme.
More than 850 students from 64 countries around the world are enrolled in the Medical School, coming from as far away as the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
In addition to their achievements in medical education and research, students also benefit from world-class faculty members, experienced and supportive staff, international partnerships, and state-of-the-art facilities and learning resources. The student-centred curriculum allows for the early development of clinical skills and reasoning, and promotes collaborative learning, critical thinking and reflection, skills that are essential for your future career in medicine.
Our graduates are practising physicians across the world, including the USA, Canada, UK, Australia other EU countries, Israel and Lebanon.
The Medical School, the largest in the country offers two medical programmes:
• St George’s, University of London Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS),a 4-year graduate-entry British medical degree quality assured by the UK General Medical Council and awarded by St George’s, University of London
• Doctor of Medicine (MD), a 6-year undergraduate-entry degree
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.
The faculty at MUW has a national and international reputation for the study of medicine in Poland, and for being at the forefront of science and medical practice.
Programs of study
The University of Warsaw offers a number of programs in English, among them general medicine and dentistry.
This Polish medical university program in English was established in 1993. Today it offers a six-year track in medicine for high school graduates, and a four-year track for those with a first degree.
Degrees
Graduates of each of the medical tracks 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 University of Warsaw School of Dentistry are granted a Doctor of Dentistry (DMD) degree, and certification that is similarly recognised internationally.
Location
The University of Warsaw is located in the capital city of Poland, one of the more dynamic and fast-developing cities of Eastern Europe. Warsaw is a centre for politics and economics, with social and cultural significance. The city is increasingly highly ranked in the world as an attractive place to live.
Warsaw hosts over 200,000 foreign students a year.
Other European cities are easily accessible from Warsaw by various means of public transportation and international airports.
The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at this medical school in the Czech Republic has been running a degree in General Medicine in English for the last 20 years, recently adding the study of Dentistry in English. Over the years, Berlin Medical Academy graduates who have attended Palacky University Olomouc have successfully established themselves as well-respected and sought-after members of healthcare teams in numerous countries, from the USA and Canada, the UK, and Norway, and as far as Malaysia and Japan. Graduates have secured jobs at the most prestigious clinics and universities, including the Mayo clinic and Harvard University.
The Campus and the Hospital
This Czech medical school is located on the same campus as the University hospital, which makes for an easy commute. Classes take place in a single location, with most clinics just a few minutes walk from the lecture halls. The hospital premises at Palacky University Olomouc medical school provide all the required facilities, a library, a cafeteria, and a staff canteen.
Students
There are, on average, around 50 students admitted to the English medical programme each year, for a total of around 300 students. In addition, there are approximately 2,000 Czech students enrolled in the Czech medical school programme. In the course of 20 years of the English language Palacky University Olomouc General Medicine programme, students from over 15 different countries have graduated to become doctors.
Masaryk University Brno was founded in 1918, and is the second largest university in the Czech Republic. Today, this Brno medical university is recognized worldwide for its high level of education and research.
Masters programs in General Medicine and Dentistry are offered at The Faculty of Medicine at Masaryk University. The Masaryk University campus is newly built, although some classes are held at the original historic building in Comenius Square. With its nine faculties covering more than 1,400 fields of study, the Masaryk University Brno medical university has developed numerous partnerships with national and international research institutions and private companies. The Brno medical school shares its cutting-edge research facilities with six other partner institutions.
Masaryk University’s English curriculum is also part of the Erasmus program, which attracts more than 1,000 international students every year. The Masaryk University medical campus at the University Hospital Brno was designed for 5,000 students and 1,000 university teachers and research workers. Instruction at the Masaryk University Brno Faculty of Medicine is held at 55 clinics, 12 institutes, and eight departments. More than 82 professors and 700 other instructors comprise the teaching staff.
Clinical teaching is held at the two faculty hospitals of Brno Faculty Hospital and Saint Anne’s Faculty Hospital. Over 150 medical research projects are carried out every year.
Founded in 1961, The European University Cyprus has six faculties of study, including the Faculty of Medicine. The six-year medical program offered in English to international students means that graduates are qualified to work throughout the EU, as well as many countries around the world.
By studying medicine in Cyprus at this modern private university, students will receive a medical education that focuses on innovative teaching methods, with a holistic view of administering treatment, and dynamic competency-based learning. Furthermore, students at the European University of Cyprus have the opportunity to participate in clinical internships from the first year of study. These internships help guide students to the importance of patient communication from the very start.
The new campus of the European University Cyprus is located in the Cypriot capital of Nicosia, and offers the perfect conditions for studying abroad, with modern facilities and well-equipped laboratories, lecture halls, libraries and student residences. Cyprus is the EU’s third-biggest investor in education, and this is evident at this prestigious insitution.
For more information, visit the university website.
To make sure you’re fully prepared for your entrance exams, and feel confident when embarking upon your medical studies, why not take a pre-med course with Berlin Medical Academy? Our respected curriculum is aligned with that of medical universities, ensuring you feel ready for your degree.
