FAQ

1. How long does it take to become a doctor in Europe?

The duration of higher medical education in Europe can vary significantly depending on the country and the specific medical education system. Medical school programs at MedDentAbroad partner universities in Europe last between 5-6 years. The educational process includes both theoretical coursework and clinical training.

2. Is the higher medical degree obtained at partner medical universities of MedDentAbroad in Europe recognized internationally?

Yes, medical degrees from reputable European partner universities of MedDentAbroad are widely recognized and accepted internationally. Graduates can pursue medical licensure, practice in other countries, and get additional career opportunities to become high-quality professionals in the field of medical science.

3. Can I work part-time during my studies in Europe?

In many European countries, international students can work part-time during their studies, but every country has restrictions on the number of hours they can work, so it’s essential to consult with your personal admission manager to get accurate and up-to-date information regarding part-time work opportunities for international students.

4. How do I apply for medical internships or clinical residency as an international student? 

Many MedDentAbroad partner universities in Europe offer clinical residency or internships as part of the curriculum. Every international student can apply through their university’s affiliated hospitals or clinics, choose a specialization, and become a part of a team of prominent medical professionals.

5. What is the language of Instruction?

The educational process at MedDentAbroad partner universities in Europe is conducted fully in English. For students who are interested in pursuing their education in the local language, MedDentAbroad offers a preparatory department. This department provides language courses necessary for studying in the local language.

6. How to start the admission process?

To start the admission process and become an international student in Europe, the first step is to complete the Online Application Form. Once you have submitted the application form, our dedicated admission team will promptly review your submission and reach out to you to provide further guidance and support.

7. What documents are required to get an admission letter at MedDentAbroad partner universities in Europe?

To get an Admission letter from any Partner University, we require the following documents:

• Copy of International passport or ID Card;
• Filled Application Form;
• Copy of High School Certificate;
• Copy of Bachelor’s Degree Certificate (if the student applies for a Master’s degree).

Every international student can easily apply online by filling in the form on our website. You can also send us the following documents by email or fax.

8. Can I get scholarships?

While MedDentAbroad partner universities in Europe do not offer scholarships, it is important to note that the cost of education for international students is generally affordable and relatively low compared to other destinations. Our partner universities always strive to provide high-quality education at reasonable prices!

9. Is it hard to get a student VISA to study at MedDentAbroad partner universities in Europe?

Absolutely no. As soon as your admission manager contacts you through email or messenger you will be fully informed about all the documents, dates, and prices related to your student VISA. We will assist you in every step of admission so you don’t have to worry about anything.

10. Is it possible to have postgraduate medical degrees, such as an MD and a Ph.D., in European medical universities?

The MedDentAbroad partner universities in Europe offer a wide variety of medical postgraduate and doctoral programs, allowing students to pursue both medical and research qualifications and get a Master’s medical degree or Doctoral medical degree.