Master in Medicine

Medicine at Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin is a master's-level, long-cycle program lasting six years across twelve semesters, taught entirely in English. Pomeranian Medical University is a public, state-owned institution in Szczecin, Poland, and the program runs on a full-time, intramural basis, leading to a diploma of higher education. English-language instruction began on the Faculty of Medicine in 1996 and was extended to the Faculty of Dentistry in 2006. The English Program across both faculties now enrolls more than 600 students, and over 250 students have already graduated from their respective faculties. Each academic year the university admits 100 students to the Faculty of Medicine and 30 to the combined Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry track. Students have free access to the university's Main Library, which connects to research databases including MEDLINE, SCOPUS, Science Direct, the Wiley Online Library, UpToDate, ERIC, the Cochrane Collection, ProQuest Science and Technology, ProQuest Medical Library, EndNote Web, EBSCO, McGraw-Hill, and MedTube. A six-year medical degree of this kind typically combines preclinical coursework in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and pharmacology with clinical rotations across internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, and psychiatry, preparing graduates to sit licensing examinations and pursue careers as physicians, researchers, or specialists after further postgraduate training. International students choosing an English-taught Polish medical program gain access to a European academic framework while training within a hospital system that combines classroom study with clinical experience in Szczecin's teaching hospitals. The long-standing English Program, active for close to three decades, gives applicants a defined track record of graduate outcomes at both the Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Dentistry.