Wroclaw Medical University Faculty of Medicine
Wroclaw -
Poland
Abroad
General Information
Founded in 1945, Wroclaw Medical University (Uniwersytet Medyczny im. Piastów Śląskich we Wrocławiu) is one of the oldest and most prestigious public medical institutions in Poland. The Faculty of Medicine is its oldest unit, boasting a history that includes Nobel Prize winners like Robert Koch and Paul Ehrlich. Its English Division, established in 2003, is a major hub for international students, offering a curriculum that blends deep-rooted medical traditions with cutting-edge 21st-century technology.
General Info
- Primary Location: Wybrzeże Ludwika Pasteura 1, 50-367 Wrocław, Poland.
- Degree Awarded: Physician (Lekarz) / M.D. – 6-year Unified Master’s Program.
- Language of Instruction: English (dedicated English Division).
- Accreditation: Fully accredited by the Polish Accreditation Committee (PKA) and recognized by the WHO, GMC (UK), ECFMG (USA), and NMC (India).
- Admission Requirements:
- Selection: Based on a competition of high school grades in Biology (mandatory) and one of the following: Chemistry, Physics, or Mathematics.
- Minimum Threshold: Candidates usually need at least 30 points per subject and 100 points total (on the university's conversion scale).
- No Entrance Exam: For most international high school diplomas, admission is based solely on grade ranking.
- Indian Students: Must be NEET qualified.
- Intake: Approximately 150–200 seats for the English Division medicine program.
Campus Facilities
- The university campus is a mix of beautifully restored 19th-century brick architecture and futuristic medical facilities.
- Medical Simulation Center (CSM): Housed in a renovated historic building, it features high-fidelity simulation rooms for surgery, intensive care, and a full-scale ambulance simulator.
- Scientific Medical Information Centre (Main Library): A ultra-modern facility providing 24/7 digital access to global databases like ClinicalKey and UpToDate, with quiet zones and "bubbles" for group study.
- Collegium Anatomicum: A landmark building for anatomy and histology, featuring traditional dissection labs supplemented by 3D virtual anatomy tables.
- Research and Didactic Center for Dementia Diseases: A specialized facility in Ścinawa dedicated to neurology and geriatric research.
- Integrated Student IT Portal: The IRK and Virtual Dean’s Office systems allow students to manage all academic administrative tasks digitally.
- English Division Student Room: A dedicated social and study hub located at the Faculty of Medicine specifically for international students.
- Advanced Biochemistry Labs: Located on the Borowska Street complex, these labs provide early-year students with high-level diagnostic training.
- University Sports Center: Offers a wide range of activities, including swimming, indoor climbing, and team sports.
- Welcome Centre: A specialized office that assists international students with legal stay (Karta Pobytu), insurance, and cultural adaptation.
- Green Biskupin Campus: The residential area of the university, surrounded by parks and the Odra River, offering a peaceful environment for study.
Hospital & Medical Facilities
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
WMU operates the largest and most specialized clinical base in the Lower Silesia region.
University Teaching Hospital (USK): Located at Borowska Street, this is a massive, multi-departmental complex with 1,600+ beds and one of the most advanced Emergency Departments (SOR) in Poland.
Clinical Research Centre: A hub for innovative treatment techniques, particularly in cardiology and transplantology (notable for Poland's first kidney transplant).
Academic Dental Polyclinic: A dedicated facility for dentistry students, featuring 100+ modern dental units.
Medical Air Rescue (LPR) Hub: The main hospital features a rooftop helipad for rapid emergency transport, providing students with exposure to trauma medicine.
Fee Structure
State University Affordability
The following fees are confirmed for the academic sessions.
Scholarships
- Rector’s Scholarship: Awarded to top-performing students (highest GPA) from the 2nd year onwards.
- Minister’s Scholarship: A prestigious national award for students with significant scientific research or achievements.
- Erasmus+ Grants: Monthly stipends (approx. €450–€600) for students participating in exchanges or clinical internships in other EU countries.
- Social Scholarship: Financial aid for students in difficult financial situations (eligibility depends on residency status).
- Scholarship for People with Disabilities: Available to students with a valid certificate of disability.
City Details
- The Vibe: Wrocław is a major European hub for business and tech, yet it maintains a cozy, historic charm. It is safe, international, and consistently ranked as one of the best cities to live in Poland.
- Connectivity:
- Air: Wrocław Copernicus Airport (WRO) offers direct flights to major European hubs.
- Public Transit: An excellent tram and bus network; medical students receive a 50% discount on all tickets.
Hostel & Mess
- Accommodation: WMU provides two main dormitories, "Bliźniak" and "Jubilatka", located in the green Biskupin district. Rooms are typically double or triple and include fridges and internet.
- Dining: No mandatory mess. Students use university canteens or cook in communal kitchens. Wrocław is famous for its "Milk Bars," offering high-quality, low-cost meals.
- Culture: Wrocław is known as the "Venice of the North" with 130+ bridges. Student life is vibrant, highlighted by the Juwenalia festival and numerous English-speaking student organizations like IFMSA-Poland.
- Support: The English Division Student Council represents international students and organizes integration events and sports leagues.
Miscellaneous
- Admission Calendar: Registration for typically opens in April and runs through August in multiple rounds.
- No "Pre-courses": Admission is direct based on high school results, though an orientation week is held in late September.
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Facilities & Campus Life
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus
Frequently Asked Questions
Students must typically have a minimum of 50% marks in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in the 12th standard (40% for reserved categories) and must have qualified NEET in the current or previous two years, as per NMC guidelines.
The duration is generally 6 years in total, which includes 5 years of academic study (54 months) and 1 year of compulsory internship (12 months), fully complying with the latest National Medical Commission (NMC) rules.
The process is simple: 1. Submit scanned documents (10th, 11th, and 12th mark sheets, NEET result, Passport scan, and a recent passport-size photograph with a white background). 2. Receive the Admission Letter from the University. 3. Process the Invitation Letter for Visa. 4. Complete the Visa application with our assistance.
Yes, all our partner universities are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Medical Commission (NMC). Graduate doctors can also write major global licensing exams such as USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK), AMC (Australia), and the FMGE/NExT exam for India.
While most universities admit based on your 12th marks and NEET qualification, some may require a simple online entrance test or interview. We will guide you through any such requirement.
Fees typically cover the Tuition Fee, Hostel Fee, Medical Insurance, Visa Extension, and administrative charges. A detailed, transparent fee structure showing Tuition Fee, Hostel Fee, Mess Charges, Visa/Invitation Fee, and Medical Assurance Fee for each country and university will be provided upfront.
Payment schedules are determined by the individual university. Some universities allow semester-wise payments, while others require annual payments. We will provide clear guidance on the university's official payment schedule.
We are committed to transparency. All costs, including consultation charges and university expenses, are detailed in your offer letter. We strongly advise against any form of donation.
Yes, we coordinate group departures for students and assist with flight ticket booking. Our representative will meet the students at the destination airport and provide transport to the university hostel.
Hostels offer secure accommodation with separate facilities for boys and girls. Indian meals are generally cooked and served by Indian caterers within the hostel premises or mess hall to ensure a suitable diet for students.
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