Medical University of Warsaw Faculty of Medicine

The university infrastructure is a blend of historic architecture and ultra-modern complexes located primarily on the Banacha Campus and Lindleya Campus.

• Medical Simulation Center (CSM): A state-of-the-art facility where students practice clinical skills using high-fidelity manikins, surgical simulators, and mock hospital environments.
• Library and Information Center: A massive four-story building featuring an extensive collection of medical literature and quiet study zones with high-speed internet.
• Didactic Center: The main hub for theoretical classes, housing modern lecture theaters and the Academic Language Centre.
• Centre for Pre-clinical Research and Technology (CePT): One of the most advanced biomedical research hubs in Central Europe, facilitating interdisciplinary scientific projects.
• Collegium Anatomicum: A historic complex housing the Departments of Anatomy, Histology, and Microbiology, equipped with modern visualization tools.
• Sports and Rehabilitation Center: Features an Olympic-sized swimming pool, gyms, and courts for various indoor sports to support student well-being.
• MUWing Science: A unique mentorship program that connects students with world-renowned researchers for early-stage career development.
• Virtual VR Labs: Incorporates 3-D visualization software and virtual reality for practicing complex surgical procedures.
• Welcome Point: A dedicated office on the Ochota Campus to assist international students with administrative and social integration.
• Student Organizations Hub: Located on Oczki Street, this center hosts over 100 student scientific clubs and groups like the Warsaw International Medical Conference (WIMC).

The university operates a vast clinical base consisting of five primary university hospitals and numerous affiliated sites across Warsaw.

• Central Clinical Hospital (Banacha): The largest medical center in Poland, specializing in multi-organ transplants and advanced internal medicine.
• Infant Jesus Clinical Hospital: Renowned for its excellence in orthopedics, trauma surgery, and transplantation.
• Duchess Anna Mazowiecka Hospital: A specialized facility for gynecology, obstetrics, and neonatology with the highest level of referral.
• Public Pediatric Clinical Hospital: A modern facility dedicated to comprehensive pediatric care and pediatric surgery.
• Independent Public Clinical Ophthalmology Hospital: A leading center for ophthalmic surgery and research in the capital.

The following estimates are for the academic session for international students (English Division).

Scholarships

• Rector’s Scholarship for Best Students: Awarded to top-ranking students (top 10%) based on their GPA and scientific achievements from the previous year.
• Scholarship to Start: Aimed at first-year students who achieved exceptional results in the recruitment process or are winners of subject Olympiads.
• Minister’s Scholarship: A prestigious national award granted for significant scientific research or sporting achievements on an international level.
• IDUB Scholarships: Grants specifically for students involved in international scientific conferences and short-term research stays.
• Erasmus+ Grants: Monthly stipends (approx. €450–€600) for students participating in semester exchanges or clinical internships at partner universities across Europe.

• The Vibe: Warsaw is a dynamic European metropolis that perfectly balances history with a modern, high-tech economy. It is recognized as one of the healthiest and most student-friendly cities in Poland.
• Connectivity:
• Air: Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) is just 15 minutes from the main campus. Modlin (WMI) serves low-cost carriers.
• Public Transit: Exceptional network of metro, trams, and buses connecting all clinical sites within the city.

• Accommodation: The university offers housing in several dormitories (e.g., DS1, DS2). English Division students are often prioritized for rooms with private bathrooms.
• Dining: No mandatory mess plan. The campus features several cafeterias and "Milk Bars" (Bar Mleczny) providing affordable, high-quality traditional meals.
• Culture: Warsaw is the intellectual heart of Poland. Students participate in the Juwenalia festivals, the WIMC conference, and various international cultural nights.
• Safety: The university area is highly secure, and all dormitories have 24/7 security and monitoring.

• Global Recognition: The MD degree is fully recognized in the EU, UK, USA, Canada, and Australia, allowing graduates to pursue residencies worldwide.
• Clinical Training: The 6th year is entirely clinical, and students complete a "Register of Student Skills" to ensure readiness for professional practice.