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Just like the main campus of Charles University, its second faculty is located in Prague, but unlike its bigger counterpart, its focus is solely on teaching medicine in English. This makes it an ideal option for international students who wish to study medicine in Europe, since the staff has decades of experience teaching medicine in English.
The Second Faculty of Medicine is located in Prague where the main campus of Charles University is. At this time, the faculty offers only a medicine course taught in English. The faculty is cooperating with the Motol University Hospital where many lectures and practical training are held.
Charles University was established in 1348 and nowadays has 17 faculties located in three different cities - Prague, Hradec Kralove and Pilsen. It is one of the oldest and largest Czech Universities. The university offers several undergraduate medical programmes in English.
Prague is the capital and the most populated city in the Czech Republic.
The Medical programme consists of theoretical and practical sessions. In the first 2 years, you will have mostly lectures about the foundations of scientific subjects and the human body. In the following years, you will be involved in training programmes in the cooperation hospital. Also, you will be required to take summer clerkships in your home country or anywhere else you choose.
Since it’s hard sometimes to find a teaching hospital for your clerkships, many European Universities, including Charles University, take care of that instead of students. The clinics and hospitals that are in cooperation with them are happy to welcome every student.
This faculty doesn’t offer a graduate entry pathway and doesn’t accept student transfers.
The Second Faculty of Medicine is located at V Úvalu 84, 150 06 Prague 5, Czech Republic.
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The MD course lasts 6 years and the annual tuition fees are around €19,400.
The entry requirements for the admission ranking are based on your secondary school graduation certificate and your results on the entrance exam. The exam consists of 60 questions from Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Logic. Each subject has 15 questions. Applicants have 75 minutes to complete the test.
Applicants who achieve high results in the written part will be invited for the second part of the entrance exams - the interview. Its purpose is to evaluate your English proficiency and skills to discuss and defend your opinion.
All of the medical faculties at Charles University are recognised by the World Health Organisation and are listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools.
Graduates here receive a globally recognised diploma, which gives them the right to continue their studies to a higher degree or start practising everywhere around the world.
There are 11 dormitory buildings in Prague that belong to Charles University. They offer low-cost prices but well-equipped rooms and facilities. On the first floor of each building, you can find a vending machine for snacks, coffee, and tea.
The rooms are single, double and triple. They are furnished with beds, desks, chairs, wardrobes, shelves and wardrobes. There are private bathrooms and heating systems. The kitchens and washing rooms are shared.
Other areas you can find in the dorms are study rooms and gyms, and somewhere you can even find small markets in the building. The monthly rent for a bed in the dorm is around €300, including utilities and using the facilities in the building. Catering services are also offered but not included in the rent, and you must pay separately if you want to use it.
Renting your own one-bedroom flat in Prague costs between €600 and €700, based on the location. Some additional expenses like food, transportation and utilities, will cost you around €600 per month.
The academic year starts at the beginning of October and the winter semester lasts until mid-January. From the end of the semester until mid-February is the examination session.
The summer semester starts after the winter exams and finishes at the end of May followed by a one-month examination period.
