Medical Universities in Europe

Majid · 07-28-2007, 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by awaiseali

wats goin on majid. i took ur advice n checkd out debrecen. it looks pretty sound. good facilities. the teachers are quite helpfull, at the moment! the dorms r nice- no joke! the people seem quite friendly n easy to get along with. i found it at least satisfactory.

the only con is that there seems very little passtimes. wtf do the students do wen not studying?
the other negative being that biophysics is half the first senester. i have no physics background. i dun bio, chem n media stud a levels. as in pysycho.

anyway, allah malik heh- inshallah will hit the course like a possesed hippo. tc.

good thing u checked out the uni coz before u go it's always wise to check it out, since you'll know what the place is like, and get the flavour.

In most of these Eastern European countries they do biophysics but i dont think they take it that seriously as the main subjects like Anatomy, histology, embryology e.t.c.

And Biophysics isn't a huge course, so its possible to learn some stuff bout it.

Majid · 07-28-2007, 04:22 AM

I'm gonna start uni iA in september. I chose Masaryk university in Brno, Czech Republic. Because it's a very good university with excellent facilities.

Sadia · 08-10-2007, 06:37 PM

hey salaam majid! can u give us some infro on admission and how ur paying ur fees etc! thanks

Majid · 08-11-2007, 04:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Sadia

hey salaam majid! can u give us some infro on admission and how ur paying ur fees etc! thanks

Ws!

Well admission is not very hard, especially if you have decent grades in A-levels. The entrance test consists of Physics, Biology and Chemistry.

And I think the pass mark is around 50% or 60% (this was last year). Things seem to get more competitive as time goes on, and demand increases.

Full information about admission and fees is available here:

Faculty of Medicine - Study - Information about the studies in English language in academic year 2007/2008

hope that helps

naity · 08-12-2007, 12:43 PM

Hello there am a in ukraine and will like to transfere to a better medical school that teaches in english in a country where the tuitoin is not so high, and the degree is regognized especialy in the US.cOS I plan to work there.Am thinking of romania but i read in other forums that the US does not recognize thier english program.How far is that true

Majid · 09-06-2007, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by naity

Hello there am a in ukraine and will like to transfere to a better medical school that teaches in english in a country where the tuitoin is not so high, and the degree is regognized especialy in the US.cOS I plan to work there.Am thinking of romania but i read in other forums that the US does not recognize thier english program.How far is that true

What about countries like Slovakia, Poland or Czech Republic (Because these uni's are recognised)? Because I dont know about whether the Romanian schools are recognised in US.

Saira · 09-13-2007, 03:32 PM

For some reason, the US does prefere Prague... apparently.

Majid · 09-28-2007, 08:58 AM

Yes Charles University has a very good reputation.