Contact - Medical Poland

 

Medical Poland is an education consultancy company based in Bydgoszcz, Poland.

 

Study medical disciplines in English in Poland

Medical Poland represents Polish medical universities offering the opportunity to study Medicine (undergraduate & graduate programs), Dentistry, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Nursing and Veterinary through English in Poland.

We have helped dozens of British and Irish students embark on their medical journey in Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Szczecin, Białystok and Wroclaw. We guide students through the application process and help them gain access to medical schools, prepare them for the interviews and support them in starting their medical careers (both in Poland and home countries). We are unique, as our goal is to make sure that our students receive the best quality of education, support and feel comfortable in Poland.

 

 

 

 

 

CONTACT

 

Ireland Office: +353 (1) 912 0330 support@medicalpoland.ie  

 

Registered address: 53 Smoleńska Street, Postcode: 85-871 Bydgoszcz, Poland

Medical Poland limited company is registered in Poland.

Bank account Details:

Medical Poland Sp. z o. o., PKO Bank Polski; ul. Stary Port 1-3, Postcode: 85-068, Bydgoszcz, Poland

EUR bank account: IBAN: PL26 1020 1475 0000 8302 0339 5282

GBP bank account: IBAN: PL31 1020 1475 0000 8102 0339 5290

BIC/SWIFT: BPKOPLPW

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For many international students, entrance exams are one of the biggest concerns when applying to study medicine, dentistry, or veterinary medicine abroad. The uncertainty, the level of difficulty, and the question “will I be able to pass?” often feel overwhelming. The reality, however, is very different - entrance exams in Poland are structured, predictable, and most importantly, manageable with the right preparation.


What do entrance exams in Poland look like?

Most medical universities in Poland require applicants to pass an entrance exam in Biology and Chemistry. These exams are typically based on multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and focus on key topics from secondary school education. Depending on the university, the process may also include an interview, but the core assessment is almost always academic and knowledge-based. The level is demanding, but it is aligned with what students are expected to know after finishing high school - not beyond it.


How to prepare effectively?

Preparation for entrance exams is not about memorising everything. It’s about studying strategically. Successful candidates usually:

  • focus on high-yield topics in Biology and Chemistry
  • practice with exam-style questions
  • understand how questions are structured
  • follow a consistent and realistic study plan

Knowing how to study is just as important as what to study. That’s why many students support their preparation with the Medical Poland Pre-Course, which helps them stay organised, focused, and aligned with actual exam requirements.


How Medical Poland supports students

At Medical Poland, we guide students through the entire application process - including entrance exam preparation. Our Pre-Course is designed specifically for international applicants who want a clear, structured, and effective way to prepare. It offers:

  • a step-by-step study plan tailored to entrance exams
  • carefully selected materials focused on Biology (Anatomy), Chemistry and Physics 
  • live, interactive classes with experienced tutors
  • practical insight into exam structure and expectations

More than just content, the Pre-Course provides direction, consistency, and confidence - helping students approach their exams feeling prepared rather than overwhelmed.

Beyond helping students succeed in entrance exams, the Pre-Course is also a strong starting point for the first year of studies. Making the transition into university smoother and helping students feel more confident from the very beginning.

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