This 6 year MD course is taught in English, and began in 2004. There are 5917 hours of classes, of which 600 are student internships. There are currently more than 40 countries represented in the student body – mainly Scandinavian, although representing numerous other countries around the world as well. There is a focus on ethical principles in teaching, and a friendly, communal atmosphere. Classes will take place across a number of the university’s different facilities, including the University Clinical Hospital, the Didactic and Scientific Centre of the Faculty of Health Sciences, the Clinical Research Centre, Innovation Research Centre, Molecular Imaging Laboratory, Centre for Bioinformatics and Data Analysis and th Centre for Medical Simulation.
Admission is through an online registration system on the university’s website. A ranking system is used that awards points based on the following: high school grades and certificates (Chemistry) and either Biology, Maths or Physics. An interview is also required to understand motivation for the profession and proficiency in English.
Tuition fees are EUR13,500, with the obligatory 3 week pre-medical course being another 500 euros.
The interview is the second part of assessment for students, after their grades. The number of points awarded during the interview is based on the candidate’s knowledge (of Science), their motivation for Medicine, and their knowledge of English as suitable to Medicine. The interview is scheduled only if all documents are submitted online, and can be either electronic (i.e. virtual) or in-person.Â
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The overall acceptance rate is 55%, with a total enrollment of 5500 students.Â
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