Casimir Pulaski University of Radom Faculty of Medical Sciences and Health Sciences

The faculty features a dedicated campus with brand-new equipment designed for modern medical teaching.

• Monoprofiled Medical Simulation Center: A high-tech facility featuring simulation rooms for Intensive Care, ER, and Delivery, allowing students to train on advanced patient simulators.
• Modern Anatomy Lab: Fully equipped with traditional resources and digital visualization tools for comprehensive morphological study.
• Life Sciences Laboratories: Includes specialized labs for Biochemistry, Physiology, and Microbiology.
• Central University Library: Features a vast collection of medical literature and access to global digital repositories like PubMed and EBSCO.
• High-Definition Lecture Theaters: Large, air-conditioned theaters with integrated multimedia systems for interactive learning.
• Virtual VR Labs: Incorporates virtual reality headsets for practicing complex surgical procedures and 3D anatomy exploration.
• Student Activity Center: Provides spaces for student organizations and social integration.
• Computerized Informatics Lab: Dedicated to medical statistics, e-health, and diagnostic data management.
• Physiotherapy & Nursing Labs: specialized units for health science students that medicine students utilize for inter-disciplinary workshops.
• Modern Dormitory Access: Direct university-managed housing nearby, ensuring easy access to campus labs.

The university partners with several major healthcare institutions to provide clinical experience.

• Radom Specialist Hospital: The primary teaching base providing a wide range of clinical departments.
• Mazovian Specialist Hospital (Józefów): One of the largest and most modern hospitals in the region, offering advanced surgery and cardiology units.
• Regional Outpatient Clinics: Used for primary care rotations and community health exposure.

The following estimates are based on the academic session for international students (English Track).

Scholarships

• Rector’s Scholarship: Available for students with outstanding academic performance or scientific achievements (usually starts after Year 1).
• Minister’s Scholarship: Awarded to top-tier students for significant scientific, artistic, or sporting achievements at a national level.
• Social Scholarships: Primarily for Polish citizens or EU students in difficult financial situations; limited availability for international students based on specific bilateral agreements.
• Aid for Disabled Students: Dedicated financial support for students with documented disabilities to ensure equal access to education.

• The Vibe: Radom is a historic city in central Poland. It is famous for the Radom Air Show and its growing role as a regional industrial and academic hub.
• Connectivity:
• Air: Warsaw Radom Airport (RDO) is right in the city. Warsaw Chopin (WAW) is approx. 100 km away.
• Rail/Bus: Excellent connections to Warsaw (about 1 hour by train), making it easy to visit the capital on weekends.

• Accommodation: The university offers its own Student Houses (Domy Studenta). Rooms are usually double-sharing with shared kitchens and high-speed internet. Private rentals in Radom are also very affordable.
• Dining: No mandatory mess plan. The campus has a cafeteria, and students typically cook in dorm kitchens or eat at local milk bars (affordable Polish diners).
• Student Culture: An active Students’ Parliament organizes "Juwenalia" (student festivals), sports tournaments, and integration events.
• Atmosphere: Radom is a smaller city compared to Warsaw, offering a quieter, focused environment for study with much lower costs of living.

• EU Recognition: Since Poland is part of the EU, the degree is automatically recognized in all European Union countries under the Bologna Process.
• Clinical Rotations: The 6th year consists primarily of clinical practice (internship), which prepares students for the Medical Final Examination (LEK).