Medical University of Gdansk
Overview
The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Gdansk, founded in 1945, is one of Poland’s oldest medical schools. With modern medical research and innovative teaching methods, the faculty aims to provide students not only with theoretical knowledge but also with practical skills. Students enhance their medical knowledge and abilities through internships in collaboration with some of the best hospitals in Poland. The university also hosts prestigious research projects recognized worldwide.
The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Gdansk offers a curriculum that meets international standards in medical education. Students receive training in clinical skills as well as in fields such as genetics, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals. The faculty also provides research opportunities, giving students the foundational support needed for an academic career. Students have the chance to learn from globally recognized professors in their chosen areas of specialization.
Departments
Tuition is shown at the highest scholarship rate; your advisor confirms your rate at registration.
| Departments | Language | Duration | Annual Fee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medicine | English | 6 Years | € 12710.00 | Apply Now |
| Nursing | English | 3 Years | € 6025.00 | Apply Now |
| Pharmaceutical Science | English | 5.5 Years | € 8240.00 | Apply Now |
| Pharmacy | English | 5.5 Years | € 9155.00 | Apply Now |
Please note that university fees may vary from term to term. This will be confirmed in your application.
Conditions
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Bachelor
6 Docs- Motivation Letter
- CV
- High School Diploma and Transcripts
- English Proficiency Certificate (B2)
- Application Deadline: July 15
- Passport
Medicine and Health Sciences
1 Docs- Application Fee: 100 PLN (~25 EUR)
* The Application Deadline Varies by Department
** Additional Documents May Be Requested by Departments
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