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Acidian · 01-23-2008, 04:37 AM

In Malta you can get into Medical School at the UoM at the age of 18 after you do your A levels in Biology and Chemistry (equivalent of highschool).
The course is 5 years long (2 preclinical and 3 clinical years). Then after that you have to practise medicine for 2 years at the local government hospital. After that you get your warrant.
Then you have to specialise.

Also tuition is free at the UoM for Maltese and any EU citizen. Apart from that Maltese students get a stipend of about 80 Euros every 4 weeks and Malta being a small country most of us still live at home.

01-23-2008, 04:37 AM	#6 (permalink)
Acidian Med Studentz Novice Posts: 8 Join Date: Jan 2008 Status: Medical Student Location: Malta	In Malta you can get into Medical School at the UoM at the age of 18 after you do your A levels in Biology and Chemistry (equivalent of highschool). The course is 5 years long (2 preclinical and 3 clinical years). Then after that you have to practise medicine for 2 years at the local government hospital. After that you get your warrant. Then you have to specialise. Also tuition is free at the UoM for Maltese and any EU citizen. Apart from that Maltese students get a stipend of about 80 Euros every 4 weeks and Malta being a small country most of us still live at home.