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BLOG: VETERINARY by Sadhbh

Why I chose Medical Poland

Why I chose to study with Medical Poland Admission Office Admission Office.
Veterinary Medicine has always been a passion of mine and I knew it was the career path I wanted to take. With rising points, staggering competition as well as UCD being the only university to offer the course in the whole of Ireland, I knew I had to look at Veterinary schools abroad in Europe. I attended a Eunicas event held in Dublin in April 2018 with my mother and brother. The event was held for students who wanted to study medicine and veterinary abroad/in Europe. I had been accepted to study Veterinary Medicine in Budapest, Hungary and wanted to get some more information from a university representative. In a weird , but now perfect twist of faith, no one from college in Budapest could attend the event. I was somewhat surprised and almost put off at this information but was lead to the Medical Poland Admission Office stand by the Eunicas representative, Guy. This is where I met Adam, Artur and Gosia and began my journey with them.

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Medical Poland are delighted to invite you to our very anticipated Medical Poland Open Seminar to present an opportunity to study Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary, Pharmacy and Physiotherapy in English in the heart of Europe.

Irish students increasingly look for education at Europe’s prestigious universities and more and more often choose Poland, ranked second in safety by OECD.

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We are delighted to invite you to our very anticipated, Medical Poland Open Day! The event will take place on Saturday, 18 November, 11:00-12:30 at Polish Weekend School SEN (Colaiste Mhuire, Ratoath Road, Dubln 7, map).

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ADMISSION FOR 2017/18

INFORMATION EVENT 31.08.2017 & INTERVIEWS 01.08.2017 IN DUBLIN

Medical Poland supports candidates for medicine, veterinary, dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy and nursing at Polish universities (in English). Information event for 2017 entry will be held on 31 August, 17:30 at European Commission Representation in Dublin, 12-14 Mount Street Lower, Dublin 2.

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Blog Post: VETERINARY

The decision making process

Welcome everyone! This  blog is for those curious about medical and veterinary studies in Poland. My name is Máirín-Rua and I’m a third year veterinary medicine student in Wroclaw, Poland. I’ll be your guide through the highs and lows of vet school, and what brought me to this beautiful country.

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Open Day and Interviews - April 2017

First interviews for Medicine and Veterinary this year – 3 April Meet Irish students who already study in Poland, see city and universities, meet lectures.

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Open Day to study in Poland – 30.01.16 at 11:00am – Colaiste Mhuire, Ratoath Road, Dublin 7.

Medical Poland would like to invite students interested in studying medicine (4-year graduate entry MD & 6-year undergraduate entry MD) dentistry, physiotherapy, pharmacy, nursing and veterinary, their parents, teachers and Guidance Counsellors to the last Open Day before April interviews and a visit of a well-known vascular surgeon, prof. Jawien in Dublin to present opportunities to study in Poland and get involved in St. Patrick’s parade and celebrations in Bydgoszcz, Poland.

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Study Medicine – Information Event – Colaiste Mhuire, Ratoath Rd, Dublin 7

Information event in Dublin 21st November, 11am, Colaiste Mhuire, Ratoath Rd, Dublin 7

INTERESTED OF STUDYING MEDICINE AND JOIN IRISH STUDENTS IN POLAND…

APPLICATION PROCESS BEGINS 21ST NOVEMBER 2015

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At the moment Bialystok University is ranked somewhere between 1000-1200 ("THE" ranking).
That makes it 6th result in Poland overall. However, in terms of the Teaching category, it is classified as the 2nd position. Also, 2nd place when it comes to gender proportions (76 vs 24).

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