COME STUDY MEDICINE IN SLOVAKIA

WHY SLOVAKIA?

1. High-Quality Education

Accredited Programs: Medical programs in Slovakia are accredited and recognized worldwide, ensuring high standards of education

Experienced Faculty: Universities boast experienced and knowledgeable faculty members who provide excellent training and mentorship

Modern Facilities: State-of-the-art facilities, including modern laboratories and teaching hospitals, offer students hands-on learning experiences

2. English-Taught Programs

Accessibility: Many medical universities in Slovakia offer programs taught entirely in English, eliminating language barriers for international students

International Curriculum: The curriculum is designed to meet international standards, making it easier for graduates to practice medicine globally

3. Affordable Tuition Fees

Cost-Effective: Tuition fees for medical programs in Slovakia are significantly lower compared to many Western countries, making it an affordable option

Scholarships: Availability of scholarships and financial aid for international students further reduces the financial burden

4. Low Cost of Living

Affordable Living Expenses: Slovakia has a relatively low cost of living compared to other European countries, which includes affordable housing, food, and transportation

Student Discounts: Students can avail various discounts on public transport, cultural events, and other services

5. Simplified Admission Process

No Entrance Exams: Some universities do not require entrance exams for admission, making the application process straightforward

Recognition of Previous Education: Easy recognition of previous academic credentials and qualifications

WHY SLOVAKIA?

6. Cultural and Geographic Appeal

Central European Location: Slovakia’s central location in Europe makes it an ideal base for exploring neighbouring countries and experiencing diverse cultures

Rich Cultural Heritage: The country offers a rich cultural experience with its historic cities, castles, and natural beauty, enhancing the overall student experience

7. Safe and Welcoming Environment

Safety: Slovakia is considered a safe country with a low crime rate, providing a secure environment for students

Friendly Locals: Slovaks are known for their hospitality and friendliness towards foreigners

8. Post-Graduation Opportunities

Residency and Practice: Graduates can pursue residency and medical practice in Slovakia or other EU countries, benefiting from the EU's recognition of Slovak medical degrees

Global Recognition: A medical degree from Slovakia is recognized internationally, opening doors to career opportunities worldwide

9. Support Services for International Students

Orientation Programs: Universities offer orientation and support programs to help international students settle in and adjust to their new environment

Student Associations: Active student associations and clubs provide a sense of community and support

10. Multicultural Environment

Diverse Student Body: Studying in Slovakia provides an opportunity to interact with a diverse group of students from all over the world, enriching the educational experience

YOU CAN APPLY TO STUDY GENERAL MEDICINE OR DENTISTRY AT THIS SLOVAK UNIVERSITIES

LF UK Bratislava
LF SZU Bratislava
LF UPJŠ Košice
JLF Martin

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MEDICAL UNIVERSITIES IN SLOVAKIA

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MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT UNIVERSITIES

LF UK BRATISLAVA

University: Comenius University
Faculty: The Faculty of Medicine in Bratislava
Study program: General Medicine/ Dental Medicine
Length of program: 6 years
Fee for 1 academic year: General medicine 11 000€/ Dental medicine 12 500€
Language of program: English
Number of accepted students: 240(GM)/ 35(DM)
About the program: The standard course of study lasts 6 years (12 semesters). Each academic year starts in September and lasts till the end of August of the following year. The academic year is divided into two semesters, the winter semester (spread over September to February) and the summer semester (spread over February to August). After passing the state examination the graduate is conferred the degree MUDr. – Medicinae Universae Doctor (Doctor of Medicine).
Since the academic year 2001/2002 the credit system has been introduced that is compatible with the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). Courses during the first to third year provide theoretical and pre-clinical lectures, labs and practical classes, the remainder of the fourth to sixth year include diverse clinical experiences. General Medicine and Dentistry courses are held in more than 50 theoretical and clinical institutes and departments.

LF UPJŠ KOŠICE

University: Pavol Jozef Šafárik University
Faculty: Faculty of Medicine
Study program: General Medicine/ Dental Medicine
Length of program: 6 years
Tuition fee per 1 year: General medicine 12 500€/ 13 000€
Language of program: English
Number of accepted students: 210(GM)/ 40(DM)
About the program: The study program General Medicine is a joint program from the first and second levels of studies. Students obtain theoretical knowledge and preclinical and clinical subjects. Therapeutics and clinical methods also play an important role in this program. Furthermore, students gain preconditions (after compulsory practice, postgraduate studies and exams) for specialisation in the respective branches or in medical research. Graduates are awarded with a degree MUDr. (Doctor of General Medicine), which entitles them to work within the European Union and in most countries of the world.

LF SZU BRATISLAVA

University: Slovak Medical University
Faculty: The Faculty of Medicine of SZU
Study program: General Medicine/ Dental Medicine
Length of program: 6 years
Fee for 1 academic year 9,000 €
Language of program: English
Number of accepted students: 80(GM)/ 20(DM)
About the program: The curriculum is divided into compulsory, compulsory optional, and optional (voluntary selection) courses. A week may include a maximum of 38 hours of contact learning (direct teaching): lectures, practical lectures, clinical training, mandatory practice, diploma thesis, and state examination. The individual study includes a private study, consultations, essay writing, case studies, etc. Mandatory Practice includes:
- Clinical training during the curriculum of the semester, as required in the study program.
- Continuous clinical practice, as defined by the study program.
All forms of professional practice take place under the direction of a university instructor.
The maximum number of students per instructor during professional practice is 5.

Clinical training during the curriculum of the semester, as required in the study program.

JLF MARTIN

University: Comenius University
Faculty: The Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin
Study program: General Medicine
Length of program: 6 years
Fee for 1 academic year: 10 900 €
Language of program: English
Number of accepted students: 150
About the program: The study program General Medicine at the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine has been rated as the best medical programme offered by Slovak universities in recent years. It is a joint program from the first and second levels of studies. Students obtain theoretical knowledge and preclinical and clinical subjects. Therapeutics and clinical methods also play important roles within this program. Furthermore, students gain preconditions (after compulsory practice, postgraduate studies and exams) for specialisation in the respective branches or in medical research. Graduates are awarded with a degree MUDr. (Doctor of General Medicine), which entitles them to work within the European Union and in most countries of the world.

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