Quick Facts
Location
Lodz, Poland
Year of Establishment
2002 (merger of Medical Academy of Lodz and Military Medical Academy of Lodz)
Type
Public
Accreditation
Recognized by WHO, UNESCO, and European Medical Councils
Programs Offered
Medicine
Why Choose the Medical University of Lodz?
- Rich Tradition : Educating future doctors since 1945, combining multi-generational teaching traditions with innovative methods.
- Innovative Curriculum : Programs designed to meet international standards, integrating modern teaching methods.
- Advanced Facilities : Equipped with cutting-edge laboratories and simulation centers.
- Global Recognition : Degrees recognized worldwide, opening doors to international career opportunities.
- Supportive Community : Comprehensive support services for international students, including assistance with accommodation and adaptation.
Academic Programs
6 years (integrated Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees)
Medicine
- Extensive curriculum covering basic sciences and clinical practice.
- Clinical rotations in affiliated hospitals.
- Opportunities for research and participation in international programs.
Admission Requirements
- General Requirements:
- High school diploma with strong grades in Biology and Chemistry.
- English language proficiency test (for non-native speakers).
- Additional Requirements:
- Valid passport.
- Medical fitness certificate.
- Entrance Exam
- Required for Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy programs.
- Covers Biology and Chemistry.
Tuition Fees and Costs
Medicine
€14,400
Additional Costs
Application Processing: Fees depend on university requirements and program selection.
Accommodation: €200 - €350/month.
Living Expenses: €300 - €500/month.
Living and Studying in Lodz
Campus Facilities:
- Modern lecture halls and laboratories with cutting-edge technology.
- Accommodation with amenities like Wi-Fi and study areas.
- Comprehensive libraries, sports facilities, and recreational spaces.
City Life in Lodz:
- Affordable cost of living compared to other European cities.
- Rich cultural scene with museums, theaters, and annual festivals.
- Safe and welcoming environment with a vibrant student community.
Clinical Training and Practical Exposure
Affiliated Hospitals:
- Extensive clinical rotations in university-affiliated hospitals and clinics.
Research Opportunities:
- Access to research labs and participation in innovative medical studies.
Global Recognition and Accreditation
Recognized by
- World Health Organization (WHO)
- UNESCO
- European Union Medical Councils
Eligibility for licensing exams such as USMLE, PLAB, and others.
Application Process
- Step 1 : Enquire and schedule a consultation.
- Step 2 : Submit required documents online.
- Step 3 : Pass entrance exams (if applicable).
- Step 4 : Receive an admission letter.
- Step 5 : Apply for a student visa.
- Step 6 : Arrive in Lodz & begin your academic journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the degree recognized internationally?
Yes, degrees are recognized worldwide by WHO, UNESCO, and other medical councils.
Are scholarships available?
Currently, scholarships are not offered, but tuition fees are competitive.
Do I need to know Polish?
No, programs for international students are taught in English.
What are the living costs in Lodz?
Living costs average €300-€500 per month, including accommodation, food, and transport.
What is the medium of instruction?
All programs are taught in English for international students.
