Study Medicine Poland
Dublin and Poznań

Biology, and one more subject.

That is what the medical schools we work with actually count. Tick the subjects you are sitting and watch which published requirements you already meet.

Six years. Doctor of Medicine. Taught in English from the first lecture.

Your subjects

9 of 12 requirements met

  • A white four storey teaching building with a central entrance and mown lawns, Bydgoszcz
    BydgoszczCollegium Medicum UMK

    Biology, and either Chemistry or Physics

  • A cream baroque palace behind a formal box hedge parterre with fountains and statues, Białystok
    BiałystokMedical University of Białystok

    Two from Chemistry, Biology, Physics or Mathematics

  • A white and glass faculty building under a blue sky with bare trees in front, Poznań
    PoznańPoznań University of Medical Sciences

    Two subjects including Biology, with Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics

  • A white and red brick building with a stepped gable and a red flag over the door, Szczecin
    SzczecinPomeranian Medical University

    Two from Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics

  • A red brick building with a clock tower set back behind lawn and mature trees, Wrocław
    WrocławWrocław Medical University

    Biology, with Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics

  • A teal glass faculty building with the words Warszawski Uniwersytet Medyczny across the facade
    WarsawMedical University of Warsaw

    Biology and Chemistry at extended level, with Physics, Astronomy or Mathematics

  • A white building with an orange tiled roof seen from above among summer trees, Gdańsk
    GdańskMedical University of Gdańsk

    Biology, with Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics

  • A long dark clad modern faculty building above a clipped green hedge, Rzeszów
    RzeszówUniversity of Rzeszów

    Biology or Chemistry, with Mathematics or Physics

  • A low modern campus block behind a paved forecourt, Kielce
    KielceJan Kochanowski University

    Biology or Chemistry, with Physics or Mathematics

  • A visualisation of a glazed high rise teaching hospital with landscaped grounds, Łódź
    ŁódźMedical University of Łódź

    Two from Chemistry, Biology, Physics or Mathematics

  • A yellow and black modern faculty building across an open paved square, Katowice
    KatowiceMedical University of Silesia

    Biology, with Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics

  • A red brick and glass campus around a wide open plaza with people walking, Kraków
    KrakówAndrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University

    One from Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics, at 30 per cent or above

Subjects are only the first gate. Each school also sets an entrance exam or an interview, and asks for evidence of your English. We prepare you for all three.

Three more schools we work with, in Lublin, Olsztyn and at the Jagiellonian in Kraków, assess case by case. We confirm those with you directly.

Book a discovery call How the application works
The Medical University of Warsaw teaching building, its name set in letters across the top of the glass facade
The degree

Not a foundation year. The whole thing, in English.

Poland teaches medicine in English at sixteen public universities, dentistry at eight and veterinary medicine at four. You graduate with a Doctor of Medicine after six years, the same degree your Polish classmates take, sat in the same faculties and the same teaching hospitals.

16public universities teaching medicine in English
6years, full time, to Doctor of Medicine
2014the year we began placing students at Polish medical schools
How it works

One conversation, then we carry the paperwork.

You are applying into a different country, a different admissions culture and, in places, a different alphabet. That part is ours.

  1. First

    We talk before you apply anywhere

    A call to find out what you are sitting, what you want to be, and whether this route is genuinely right for you. If it is not, we will say so.

  2. Then

    We shortlist the schools that fit

    Not all sixteen. The two or three whose requirements, city, entrance format and start date match the student in front of us.

  3. Then

    We put the application together

    Documents, transcripts, translations, certification and deadlines, filed with each university the way that university wants them.

  4. Then

    We prepare you for the exam and the interview

    Entrance tests in the natural sciences, and the interview that follows. You walk in knowing the format.

  5. Finally

    We get you settled once you land

    University tours, accommodation, registration and the first weeks in a new city. We have an office in Poznań for exactly this reason.

A cream baroque palace with a formal parterre garden, clipped box hedges, fountains and statues in front of it
Białystok. The medical university here is housed in the Branicki Palace and its gardens.
Where you would live

You are not choosing a course. You are choosing six years of your life.

Every school on the board teaches the same degree in the same language. So the real question is which city you want to walk home through at seven on a February evening.

  • GdańskA coastal city on the Baltic, Poland's principal seaport, with a restored old town and the shipyard where Solidarity began.
  • KrakówThe former royal capital. One of the largest medieval market squares in Europe, and a student city for six centuries.
  • WrocławBridges, islands and market squares on the Oder. Young, loud in a good way, and known as the Venice of Poland.
  • WarsawThe capital. Rebuilt from almost nothing after the war, and now the busiest city in the country.
Other courses

Medicine is the one people ask about first. It is not the only door.

  • DentistryTaught in English at eight public universities.
  • Veterinary MedicineFour schools, in Warsaw, Olsztyn, Wrocław and Lublin.
  • PharmacyA route into practice, industry or research.
  • PhysiotherapyClinical placement built into the programme.
  • NursingRegistered nursing qualifications, taught in English.
  • PsychologyFor students who want the science before the clinic.
An aerial view of a long red roofed quadrangle building surrounded by mature trees and parked cars
Olsztyn. One of the four universities teaching veterinary medicine in English.

Artur Banaszkiewicz

Principal

  • Over a decade advising international students, and work with Polish private universities, public medical schools and University College Dublin.
  • Adviser to the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Dublin.
  • Contributor to the Institute of International and European Affairs, Ireland's policy think tank.
  • Community and media work with Forum Polonia, and a member of the RTE Audience Council.
  • Studied Healthcare Innovation at Trinity College Dublin.
Who you deal with

You get the person, not a call centre.

We have worked in international education for more than thirteen years, in Poland, Ireland and the United Kingdom, and we have been placing students at Polish medical and veterinary schools since 2014.

An office in Dublin and an office in Poznań is the whole point. Someone who knows how a Leaving Certificate or an A level reads to a Polish admissions office, and someone on the ground when you arrive.

We will tell you when a school is a poor fit, when a deadline has passed, and when the honest answer is that a different route suits you better.

Get in touch

Tell us what you are sitting.

A discovery call is free, takes about twenty minutes, and ends with a shortlist rather than a brochure. Parents are very welcome on it.

Call us Email us
Phone
+353 83 383 3426
Email
[email protected]
Offices
Dublin, Ireland and Poznań, Poland
Post
23A Ribh Road, Dublin, D05 X8W8