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Medical & Dental Schools in Europe Taught in English

Studying medicine or dentistry in English in Europe is one of the most accessible routes into the profession — EU-recognised degrees, no MCAT, and tuition far below UK or US private schools. Here's how the leading English-taught universities compare, and what you need to know to apply.

University	Country	Programmes	Degree (years)	Tuition	Entrance exam
UPJŠ – Košice	🇸🇰 Slovakia	Medicine & Dentistry	MD (6y) · DMD (5y)	≈ €13,000 / year	In-person (biology + chemistry)
UPOL – Olomouc	🇨🇿 Czech Republic	Medicine & Dentistry	MD (6y) · DMD (5y)	≈ €12,500 / year	Online (bio, chem, physics, maths)
UMCH – Hamburg	🇩🇪 Germany	Medicine	MD (6y)	€25,000–34,800 / year	Online written + interview
RSU – Riga	🇱🇻 Latvia	Medicine & Dentistry	MD (6y) · DDS (5y)	≈ €13,500 / year	None — document-based admission
NCU – Bydgoszcz	🇵🇱 Poland	Medicine	M.D. (6y)	≈ €14,700 / year	Online — 50 questions + short oral
UNIC – Nicosia	🇨🇾 Cyprus	Medicine	MD (6y)	€22,000 / year	None — documents + online interview

Why study medicine in Europe in English?

EU-recognised degrees

All programmes are EU-accredited under the Professional Qualifications Directive, so your degree is valid across the EEA — with routes to Helsedirektoratet (Norway), the GMC/GDC (UK) and USMLE eligibility (US/Canada).

Fully taught in English

Every programme is delivered 100% in English. You don't need to speak Slovak, Czech or German — local language is offered only as an optional extra.

No MCAT, no top grades

There's no MCAT. At UPJŠ, UPOL, UMCH and NCU there is no minimum grade beyond finishing high school — they use a short entrance exam, and we prepare you for it for free. RSU and UNIC are the exceptions: no exam there, so your diploma decides.

Affordable & Lånekassen-eligible

Tuition is a fraction of UK or US private schools, and Norwegian students can fund it through Lånekassen (loan, grant and tuition support).

English-taught medical schools in Europe: FAQs

Which universities in Europe teach medicine in English?+

Several EU universities teach medicine and dentistry fully in English. Medently partners with UPJŠ (Košice, Slovakia), UPOL (Olomouc, Czech Republic), UMCH (Hamburg, Germany) and RSU (Riga, Latvia), and also guides students to NCU (Bydgoszcz, Poland) and UNIC (Nicosia, Cyprus) — all EU-accredited, English-taught programmes.

Are English-taught European medical degrees recognised internationally?+

How much does it cost to study medicine in Europe in English?+

Do I need the MCAT or top grades to get in?+

Can I study dentistry in Europe in English?+

Is it free to study medicine in Europe?+

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UMCH – Targu Mures Medical Campus

UPOL – Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry

UPJS – Pavol Jozef Safarik University

RSU – Rīga Stradiņš University

NCU – Nicolaus Copernicus University

UNIC – University of Nicosia

Medical & Dental Schools in Europe Taught in English

Why study medicine in Europe in English?

English-taught medical schools in Europe: FAQs

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