Master in Medicine

Medicine at the Medical University of Lublin is a master's program spanning twelve semesters, taught in English, and designed for high school graduates. Admission requires Biology together with two further subjects chosen from Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics. Candidates must hold a high school diploma or matriculation equivalent recognized for admission to higher education in the country where it was issued, along with good written and oral English confirmed by an appropriate certificate. Applicants who graduated from high school in a country belonging to the EU, OECD, or EFTA, or who hold an International Baccalaureate or European Baccalaureate diploma, are exempt from the entrance exam and need only submit official grades. Detailed information on the admission procedure and curriculum is available on the university website. A six-year-equivalent medical degree of this structure typically combines foundational science subjects with clinical training, preparing graduates for licensing examinations and careers in general medicine or specialist fields after further postgraduate study. The Medical University of Lublin's English-track program gives international students a route into European medical training grounded in core science subjects assessed at the secondary level. For students outside the EU, OECD, EFTA, and IB/EB systems, the entrance exam in Biology and the two chosen science subjects provides an alternative admissions path based on demonstrated subject knowledge, while the English-language requirement ensures readiness for instruction delivered entirely in English across twelve semesters of preclinical and clinical study leading to a professional medical qualification.