MD in General Medicine (6-Year Programme)
A 6-year English-taught medical degree programme leading to an internationally recognised MD diploma.
Best for:Best for high school graduates with strong academic backgrounds in biology, chemistry, and physics, aiming to pursue a globally recognised medical career with English-language instruction.
Overview
This is a six-year, full-time Master’s programme in General Medicine at Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce, designed for high school graduates seeking a career in medicine. The curriculum follows EU standards and Polish regulatory frameworks, combining over 5,700 hours of pre-clinical and clinical training. Students engage in both theoretical coursework and hands-on clinical practice, including hospital rotations and a 6-week elective specialty placement. Graduates earn an MD degree recognised in the EU, USA, Canada, and globally. The programme emphasises practical skills, research exposure, and patient care through structured apprenticeships and summer internships in therapeutic settings.
What you'll do
- Complete over 5,700 hours of structured medical education, including pre-clinical and clinical courses.
- Participate in hospital-based clinical rotations across specialties such as internal medicine, pediatrics, surgery, and psychiatry.
- Engage in a 6-week elective specialty placement to gain focused practical experience.
- Complete 30 weeks of classroom instruction (900 hours) and 6 weeks of summer internships in therapeutic settings.
- Develop professional skills in patient care, diagnostics, and therapeutic procedures through hands-on training.
- Choose 9 optional courses from basic sciences and clinical specialties to tailor the curriculum to individual interests.
Requirements
Degree required: High school diploma (secondary education) with mandatory subjects: Chemistry, Biology, and Physics or Mathematics.
Degree offered: MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Language: English proficiency; proof required if secondary education was not conducted in English.
Instruction: English
- Proven academic excellence in Chemistry, Biology, and Physics/Mathematics on the high school diploma.
- Strong foundational knowledge in natural sciences to handle pre-clinical coursework.
- Ability to communicate effectively in English for instruction and clinical practice.
- Open to both Polish citizens and international applicants.
- High school-leaving examination certificate must be certified with an apostille for non-EU applicants.
- No age restrictions mentioned, but programme is designed for recent high school graduates.
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Applicants must submit their high school diploma with grades in Chemistry, Biology, and Physics/Mathematics. For non-EU applicants, the diploma must be certified with an apostille. English proficiency documentation is required if secondary education was not conducted in English. Applications are evaluated based on academic performance, and selection is competitive.
- High school diploma with grades in Chemistry, Biology, and Physics/Mathematics
- Official high school-leaving examination certificate (certified with apostille for non-EU applicants)
- Document confirming English language competency (if applicable)
- Transcript of grades
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