University of Maribor Faculty of Medicine

- Maribor, Slovenia
Abroad MBBS Seats: 360 Inspection Year: 2003

General Information

The University of Maribor Faculty of Medicine (UM MF) is a prominent public medical institution established as a part of the University of Maribor, the second-largest university in Slovenia. It was founded in 2003 to complement medical education provided by the University of Ljubljana, specifically serving the eastern region of Slovenia and emphasizing modern medical science and clinical excellence.

The core medical and dental programs are single-cycle integrated Master's programs, structured in line with the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) and European Union directives for regulated professions.

Key Recognitions

  • Type: Public University Faculty (Integrated with the University of Maribor).

  • Affiliation: Constituent Faculty of the University of Maribor.

  • Recognition: All programs are nationally and internationally recognized, adhering to EU directives for the medical profession.

  • Established: 2003 (Foundation Year).

Campus Facilities

The Campus & Infrastructure

UM MF operates from a dedicated, modern campus, heavily relying on the regional teaching hospital for clinical training.

  • Location: The main campus and Dean's office are located at Taborska ulica 8a, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia.

  • Campus Vibe: The campus is generally modern, featuring dedicated academic and administrative buildings and providing a focused learning environment.

  • Infrastructure & Facilities:

    • Academic Blocks: Features lecture halls, seminar rooms, and dedicated practical teaching rooms for pre-clinical studies.

    • Library: A central medical library provides students with access to essential resources.

    • Laboratories: Equipped with modern labs for all pre-clinical and basic sciences.

    • Residential Life: Accommodation is primarily arranged through subsidized university dormitories or private flats nearby.

Hospital & Medical Facilities

Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution

Healthcare Pillar: University Medical Centre (UMC) Maribor

The faculty's core clinical training takes place in the largest hospital in the region.

  • Flagship Hospital: The University Medical Centre Maribor (UKC Maribor) serves as the teaching hospital, fully integrated with the faculty.

  • Scale & Services: UKC Maribor is a major multi-specialty, tertiary care referral center for North-Eastern Slovenia.

    • Capacity: Over 1,200+ beds.

    • Services: Provides comprehensive tertiary care across various medical and surgical specialties.

  • Educational Engine: Clinical years (Years 4-6) involve compulsory clinical rotations across departments, allowing students extensive hands-on experience within a modern clinical environment.

Fee Structure

State University Affordability

Fee Structure and Costs

Tuition fees are subject to national regulations and student nationality.

Course Area

Category / Quota

Approximate Annual Tuition Fee

Medicine (Integrated Master's)

EU/EEA/Balkan Countries

€0 (No tuition fee for first and second cycle)

Medicine (Integrated Master's)

Non-EU International Students

€12,000 - €15,000 (Estimated annual range)

Other Charges

All

Cost of Living (Monthly): ~ €350 - €600 (Includes subsidized meals and housing, often slightly lower than Ljubljana)


Dormitory Accommodation (Monthly): ~ €100 - €200 (Highly subsidized)

Authoritative Source

All

University of Maribor (UM) Official Notifications and eVŠ portal

Disclaimer: The non-EU fee is an estimated annual range for the professional program. Always verify the precise, current fee structure directly from the official UM MF annual price list.

City Details

Hostel & Mess

Campus Living: Hostel Facilities

  • Accommodation: University dormitories are available, offering highly subsidized rates, though placement can be competitive. Private rentals (shared flats) are also common.

  • Amenities: Dormitories are functional and provide basic student amenities.

  • Dining: Students benefit from a national system of subsidized student meals (boni) that significantly reduces dining costs in many local restaurants.

  • Cost: Accommodation costs are nominal to moderate, with subsidized dorms being the most economical option.

Miscellaneous

Admissions Process: Entrance Exam & Centralized Application

  • Getting Admitted (Medicine/Dental): Admission is highly competitive and is based on a national centralized application process and mandatory entrance examinations.

  • Language Requirement: The primary language of instruction is Slovenian. Applicants must demonstrate knowledge of the Slovenian language at B2 level or above (CEFR) to be admitted.

  • Selection Criteria: Selection is based on:

    • Secondary School Performance (Final GPA and scores in relevant subjects).

    • Mandatory Entrance Examination (Written test usually covering Biology, Chemistry, and Physics).

  • Application Process: Application is submitted centrally through the national electronic system, eVŠ online portal.


Career Pathways & Placements

  • Career Path: Graduates receive the degree of Doctor of Medicine (Dr. med.), which is fully recognized across the EU/EEA.

  • Post-Graduation: Graduates can immediately apply for the necessary practical training and residency (specialization) programs in Slovenia or elsewhere in the EU.

  • Internship/Training: The 6-year program includes extensive clinical clerkships and rotations (internship is typically integrated into the final year curriculum).

  • Employment: Graduates are highly sought after both nationally and internationally.


Information for NRI / Foreign Nationals

Aspect

Detailed Description

Seat Availability

UM MF has a very small, dedicated quota for Non-EU/Non-EEA foreign nationals (e.g., 2-5 seats annually) which are highly competitive.

Admission Process

Non-EU applicants must successfully complete the entire national application procedure via eVŠ, including passing the competitive entrance exam and proving Slovenian B2 proficiency.

Fees

Non-EU students are required to pay the full tuition fee (estimated €12,000 - €15,000 per year) for the Medicine program.


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