Charles University, Faculty of Medicine in Plzeň
Faculty of Medicine in Plzeň has organised medical degree study programmes since 1992.
How to apply to Charles University Faculty of Medicine in Plzeň?
Complete the application form which can be found here.
The Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen has evolved into a modern institution, renowned for offering one of the most cost-effective options for international students pursuing medicine in English.
Featuring a state-of-the-art teaching campus, the faculty provides an exceptional study environment. Its teaching staff consists of highly qualified educators who adopt a personalized approach and consistently update the curriculum in line with the latest medical trends.
At the Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen, students benefit from learning groups and a community atmosphere tailored to accommodate the diverse interests and requirements of international students.
Students in Pilsen encounter a vibrant, youthful city that places significance on tradition, making it an ideal location for academic pursuits.
The faculty's advantageous location near the German border, and its proximity to Prague—merely 95 km away—adds to its appeal.
DEGREE PROGRAMS
GENERAL MEDICINE
- MASTER DEGREE Doctor of General Medicine (MUDr.) - 6 year program
- APPLICATION DEADLINE 30.4.2024
- TUITION FEE PER YEAR
350 000 CZK / 14 400 EUR / 14 950 USD
- ADMISSION DOCUMENTS
Secondary school certificates (A-Levels, International Baccalaureate and the equivalents)
DENTISTRY
- MASTER DEGREE Doctor of Dental Medicine (MDDr.) - 5 year program
- APPLICATION DEADLINE 30.4.2024
- TUITION FEE PER YEAR
350 000 CZK / 14 400 EUR
- ADMISSION DOCUMENTS
Secondary school certificates (A-Levels, International Baccalaureate and the equivalents)
GENERAL MEDICINE
The first two years of medical studies are focused on theoretical subjects such as biology, biophysics, anatomy, histology, physiology, and biochemistry.
In the third and part of the fourth year, preclinical subjects are studied, including Pathological Anatomy, Pathological Physiology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, and the commencement of clinical education.
The higher academic years are entirely dedicated to clinical disciplines. During the 6th year, students undergo internships within a block schedule framework in hospitals across the regions of Plzeň, South Bohemia, and North Bohemia.
DENTISTRY
Students are educated not only for the practice of medical professions but are also introduced to the fundamentals of scientific work and guided towards independent scientific research. Throughout their studies, especially during summer breaks, many students have the opportunity to participate in study stays and internships abroad.
Students learn about dental hygiene, periodontology, endodontology, orthodontics, and other fields related to dentistry. Practical skills are developed through teaching and internships in dental clinics and specialized departments. The training focuses on comprehensive treatment of dental and oral issues, including their prevention and associated diseases.
