The Frankfurt campus is a modern, high-tech urban facility specifically designed for medical training.

• High-Fidelity Simulation Center: Replicates real-world hospital environments, including emergency rooms and intensive care units, using advanced medical mannequins.
• Anatomy & Histology Labs: State-of-the-art laboratories equipped with digital visualization tools and traditional anatomical resources.
• Clinical Skills Suites: Dedicated spaces for practicing fundamental medical procedures (e.g., suturing, IV placement) in a controlled setting.
• Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Rooms: Small-group classrooms designed for collaborative case-study analysis.
• Digital Learning Hub: A paperless environment utilizing advanced medical software and 3D modeling for anatomy and physiology.
• Science & Research Labs: Facilities for biochemistry, microbiology, and molecular biology.
• Student Lounge & Social Spaces: Modern areas for relaxation and peer networking in a multicultural environment.
• On-Campus Library: Provides access to major international medical databases (e.g., ClinicalKey, PubMed) and quiet study zones.
• Career Center: Offers guidance on residency placements in Germany, the UK, and beyond.
• Standardized Patient Program: Uses trained actors to help students develop diagnostic and communication skills before clinical rotations.

The Frankfurt branch partners with leading German healthcare providers for clinical clerkships:

• St. Elisabethen-Krankenhaus (Frankfurt): A major teaching hospital where students undergo core clinical rotations.
• Red Cross Clinic (Maingau): Provides specialized clinical training in cardiology and internal medicine.
• Agaplesion Healthcare Group: EUC students benefit from the network of one of Germany's largest medical providers.

As a private institution, EUC charges annual tuition. Fees are fixed for the duration of the program for each intake.

Scholarship

• Academic Merit Scholarships: Available for students with exceptional high school grades (e.g., IB 38+, A-Level AAA). Reductions usually range from 10% to 20% of tuition.
• Continuity Scholarship: Small reductions for siblings of current EUC students.
• Early Applicant Discount: Occasional fee waivers for the application fee during specific open-day events.

• The Vibe: Known as "Mainhattan" for its skyline, Frankfurt is a diverse, safe, and global city. It is one of the world's leading travel hubs.
• Connectivity:
• Tram/U-Bahn: The campus is excellently served by the Tram 11 and 12 (Station: Schwedlerstraße).
• Travel: Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is only 15 minutes away by train, making it easy for international students to visit home.

• Accommodation: EUC does not own dorms in Frankfurt but partners with high-end student providers:
• Neon Wood & THE FIZZ: Popular modern residences in the Riedberg or Gallus districts.
• Rent: 750 € – 1,100 €/month (Fully furnished, all bills included).
• Dining: The campus is in the trendy Ostend district, surrounded by cafes and international supermarkets. Students typically budget 350 €/month for food.
• Cost of Living: Frankfurt is a high-cost city. Total monthly budget: 1,400 € – 1,700 €.

• Entrance Requirements: High school diploma with strong grades in Biology and one other science (Chemistry/Physics/Math).
• Entrance Exam: None. Admission is based on academic history and a mandatory online interview.
• Deadlines: Rolling admissions; however, international students requiring a visa should apply by June for the October intake.