Campus life, Indian student community, food options, and day-to-day living at Medical University of Gdansk in Gdansk.
The English Division educates roughly 600 international students (about 9% of the student body), admitting around 150 international students a year across all English-taught programmes, with 72 seats proposed for Medicine in the 2026 intake. Recent admission cycles have seen roughly 12 candidates competing per seat for Medicine.
The university's student campus on Debowa Street has four dormitories offering double-occupancy rooms only (around 20 sqm, furnished, with shared corridor kitchens, bathrooms and a laundry room). The combined monthly room rate is PLN 1,358 (PLN 679 per person), charged October through June. Private off-campus alternatives (a GUMed-affiliated dormitory and several independent providers) are also listed for students who prefer other arrangements.
No specific on-campus meal plan or dining-cost figure is published; the student campus has an on-site canteen. Food costs should be planned as a separate budget line alongside tuition and accommodation.
No university-published campus-safety statistics were found. The student campus includes an on-site club, canteen and Sports Center; day-to-day support runs through the university's Admissions Office and clinical-site staff.
International admissions are supported through regional recruitment partners across Africa, Asia, Europe and other regions, alongside the University Admissions Office directly. A named accommodation contact (International Student Office) coordinates dormitory placement and off-campus alternatives for incoming students.
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