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Programme profile

The 12-semester training period covers at least 6,000 hours of teaching, which is divided into two parts. The first part consists of a two-year preclinical study period in the basic sciences; the second part is focused on clinical studies, and lasts for four years. The internship period takes place during the 11th and 12th semesters, and is generally spent at University clinics or hospitals.

Upon completion of the six-year programme, students must submit and defend their written thesis and take a final written test and oral exam before an examination board. Having successfully passed all examinations, the student is granted the diploma and title M.D. (Medical Doctor).

The number of students admitted to the Faculty of Medicine is determined on a yearly basis by the Ministry of Education and Culture. Since the number of applicants is two to four times higher than the number of places available, selection procedure is based on the student"s previous academic record.

The Faculty offers the M.D. programme in three languages: Hungarian, English and German.

Fees are $US 18,200 pa. The fee above is in Euro at the conversion rate current on 01.03.18

* some later applications may be accepted

Programme content

Year 1: Anatomy, Histology & Embryology; Physics & Statistics; Chemistry; Biology; Hungarian Medical Technology; Physical Education; Basic Immunology; First Aid; Introduction to Medical Informatics; Medical Profession

Year 2: Anatomy, Histology & Embryology; Medical Physiology; Biochemistry; Medical Sociology; Physical Education; Introduction to Clinical Medicine

Year 3: Pathophysiology & Clinical Lab Diagnostics; Microbiology; Pathology & Histopathology; Internal Medicine; Psychology; Medical Sociology & Ethics; Pharmacology; Electives

Year 4: Pharmacology; Public Health; Cardiology; Internal Medicine; Surgery; Dermatology; Oral Surgery & Dentistry; Radiology; Pulmonology; Orthopaedics; Electives

Year 5: Internal Medicine; Surgery; Obstetrics & Gynecology; Paediatrics; Psychiatry; neurology; Forensic Medicine; Anaesthesiology; Traumatology; Opthalmology; Emergency Medicine; Urology; Family Medicine; Electives

Year 6: Internal Medicine; Surgery; Pediatrics; Obstetrics & Gynecology; Neurology; Psychiatry; Family Medicine; Prehospital Emergency Medicine

Progression

Recognised by General Medical Council & Irish Medical Council

All graduates are entitled to particiapte in the US Medical Licensing Examination [USMLE] and the Medical Council of Canada Examinations [MCCEE & MCCQE]

The university has two doctoral schools in medicine, offering a range of PhD opportunities.

Entry Requirements