Admission Process for International Students

1. Qualification: Applicants must have a completed secondary school education with high grades in science subjects.

2. Entrance Examination: Requires successful completion of a written entrance exam in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics in the English language. The exams are conducted both on-site in Brno and at numerous international locations.

3. Interview: A brief oral interview assessing motivation and communication skills may also be included for certain applicants/routes.

4. Competitiveness: The English program is highly competitive due to the faculty's reputation and its facilities.

Curriculum Structure

• Years 1–2 (Preclinical): Focus on theoretical subjects and basic sciences.

• Years 3–6 (Clinical): Extensive clinical subjects, small-group teaching, and practical training.

• Modern Facilities: The faculty uses the state-of-the-art Kamenice Campus (part of the Bohunice University Campus) for preclinical teaching and is renowned for its Simulation Centre for hands-on procedural training.

The faculty is closely integrated with the largest healthcare facilities in Brno.

University Hospital and Clinical Exposure

1. Primary Teaching Hospitals:

   • University Hospital Brno (Fakultní nemocnice Brno): One of the largest hospitals in the Czech Republic and the main clinical base, located adjacent to the Medical Faculty complex on the Bohunice Campus.

   • St. Anne's University Hospital (Fakultní nemocnice u sv. Anny): Another major teaching hospital located closer to the city center.

2. Exposure: Students gain access to a very wide spectrum of clinical cases and high-tech specialized care across two major hospital sites.

3. Integration: The integration of the faculty buildings and the University Hospital on the same campus facilitates seamless clinical teaching and student participation.

The English-taught program requires tuition payment, placing it slightly above some regional competitors.

Financial Commitments (English Program)

1. Annual Tuition Fee (General Medicine): Approx. 320,000 – 340,000 CZK (approx. $13,500 – $14,500 USD) per academic year.

2. Total 6-Year Tuition: Approx. 1.92 million – 2.04 million CZK (approx. $81,000 – $87,000 USD).

3. Other Fees: Admission application fees (non-refundable) and administrative fees.

Brno is the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, the judicial and economic capital of Moravia, and is often considered the most dynamic and student-friendly city in the country.

• Vibe: Modern, youthful, and highly academic. Known for its high concentration of universities, lively café culture, and innovation ecosystem.

• Culture: Offers a rich cultural scene with theaters, museums, and year-round festivals (including Grand Prix motorcycle racing nearby).

• Safety: Brno is very safe and easy to navigate.

• Student Focus: Has the highest density of students per capita in the Czech Republic, leading to excellent student services and nightlife.

• Transportation: Compact city center with outstanding public transport.

Brno is a major university city with extensive, affordable student services.

Accommodation (Dormitory/Hostel) Details