Courses Overview
Students dreaming of becoming a doctor have different reasons. Even if most students in Europe get into medical schools upon high school graduation, it is never too late to study medicine. In some countries like Germany, the UK, and the USA, most students go to medical schools after graduation or even after getting working and volunteer experience. The reasons attracting students to study medicine are various. After graduating from medical school and becoming a Doctor or any other medical specialist, there is a broad range of opportunities for future jobs. Upon getting the medical degree you can choose to work in hospitals, science institutes, and public health care or be part of the medical segment of some other science. Doctors can also choose to manage health care costs in economic sciences or cooperate as a part of judicial sciences in proving medical errors and patients' rights. You have decided to study medicine and become a doctor but wonder which medical school to choose? Then you may consider the following reasons many students like you decide to study medicine abroad. High competitive entry requirements for getting into medicine Applying to medicine can be an incredibly challenging process because in most countries, because of far more students who wish to study medicine than available places. The applicant’s high school certificate with good grades and eventually the type of pre-medical undergraduate degree are not enough to guarantee access to further medical studies for many students in Canada, France the UK, the USA, and Norway, to name some. The percentages of prospective medical students who manage to get a medical university seat vary from 20% to 50% depending on country and university!
Admission Procedure
High school diploma (certificate) Good marks in biology chemistry and math (but not obligatory!), Speak English, French, Romanian, or Bulgarian or follow a one-year preparatory course, To be in good health mentally, physically, and without daisies incompatible with a medical career, To have enough source of financing medical studies by student loans, wonderful parents or generous sponsors or other sources. University course (if applicable); letters of recommendation; letter of motivation; academic achievements; hobbies and personal interests; relevant to health care paid or voluntary work experience e.g.; work as a hospital auxiliary, in nursing or residential care, Red Cross, etc.; computer literacy; communication skills; teamwork skills, etc. Some universities organize medical English tests or even entry tests in biology and chemistry. Tuition fees and living costs of studying medicine abroad in most of the best medical schools in the world are extremely high. Some of the best medical schools in Europe offer medical study programs, mostly in English at very reasonable fees and conditions. The cost of attending many medical schools abroad is often much lower than registering for an equivalent program in different countries. There are no fees for UK and Irish students studying in the four Scandinavian countries**. In the state-sector universities in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, fees are below 1500 Euros per year**, and in the Netherlands, fees are just under 1800 Euros per year. Fees are also low in Italy (under 4000 Euros*), Romania (from 1000 to 5000 Euros**), and Bulgaria (from 7000 to 8000 Euros/year**). Studying medicine abroad, especially in Europe, offers various scholarships based on academic background results, university entrance exam results, university results, etc.
Syllabus
The course of MBBS is five and half years including one year of internship. The first year consists of one year teaching basic science subjects – Anatomy, Physiology, and Bio-chemistry with some learning of Community Medicine. The second year consists of para-clinical subjects – Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, and Forensic Medicine with Community Medicine. The third year is divided into two parts. Part I is one year with subjects to appear in exams, which are ophthalmology, ENT, and Community Medicine. Part II is again one year with subjects to appear in the exam, which are Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics, and Gynecology and Pediatrics.
Scope & Benefits
- Affordable Fees
- World-Class Education
- Global Recognition
- Global Exposure
- Career Opportunities
