The Medical Poland Veterinary Preparatory Programme is a response to feedback from students and academics with regard to increasing levels of knowledge in biology, chemistry, and physics to prepare students to succeed and make the most of their veterinary programme.
The programme is designed to lead through the most relevant areas revising (and in some cases introducing) areas one needs to learn to be well prepared for the academic year and is essential for success in the first two years of the Veterinary programme. During the first years, you will face more extended parts of sciences such as biochemistry, biophysics, genetics, and microbiology.
_moreThere is no central application system for third level institutions in Poland (or Ireland's CAO/Central Application Office's equivalent), so everything is different from one university to the next one. Polish public medical and veterinary schools have varied application processes, admission requirements, documents, forms and... deadlines. Medical Poland Admission Office guides through the options and helps with the right strategy.
_moreMedical Poland helps get places at Polish medical schools. In a 50-minute tutorial and Q&A session Artur Banaszkiewicz explains how to prepare for the admission test and interview at one of the top and most recognised Polish medical schools - PUMS (Poznań University of Medical Sciences).
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Medical Poland Pre-Test Course is a learning and revision support tool designed by Medical Poland’s experienced academic team to help applicants increase their chances of successfully passing entrance exams and tests for the Polish medical and veterinary schools.
_moreInformation for international students studying medicine in Poland, at NCU Collegium Medicum in Bydgoszcz - yesterday Rectors' Letter (in Polish) to the academic and student community was published, indicating some of the current's academic year timeline changes and update of e-learning regulations.
_moreStudent experience is a huge factor in everything Medical Poland does. Studying medicine is difficult enough. Medical Poland's team works with universities and medical schools in Poland and is making every effort to make the process as comfortable as possible. Read on to see what an Irish resident, 1st year student, Marek, feels about studying medicine through English in Szczecin.
_morePUMS made significant ammendments in the 2020 admission requirements allowing applicants provide their high school diplomas later and sit structured exams (required for the graduate entry programme) until the end of 1st year making it much easier for many to apply.
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