Slovak Medical University in Bratislava, established in 2002 under the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic, runs a small, selective English-medium General Medicine programme leading to the MUDr degree.
€10,000
6 years
English
September
Bratislava, Slovakia
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Slovak Medical University in Bratislava, established in 2002 under the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic, runs a small, selective English-medium General Medicine programme leading to the MUDr degree. The university is listed in the WHO World Directory of Medical Schools with ECFMG-certification eligibility for graduates from 2006 onward, and its accreditor, the Slovak Accreditation Agency for Higher Education, is recognized by the World Federation for Medical Education.
The English-medium General Medicine track admits a deliberately small cohort of just 15 students per cycle, with admission ranked strictly by entrance-exam score up to that capacity. The programme's conditions are formally re-approved each year by the Faculty's Programme Council and Quality Council.
The English-medium General Medicine track admits a deliberately small cohort of just 15 students per cycle, with admission ranked strictly by entrance-exam score up to that capacity. The programme's conditions are formally re-approved each year by the Faculty's Programme Council and Quality Council.
The university's own 2026/27 admissions document states explicitly that Slovak Medical University does not provide accommodation for students in the English-language General Medicine programme; students on this track should budget for private rental housing in Bratislava. A separate general SMU accommodation page advertises a student dormitory with rates around EUR 135/bed/month during the academic year, but this may not extend to the English-track cohort given the programme-specific exclusion, so applicants should confirm directly with the university before relying on it.
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Meals are available through the university's own cafeteria; no separate meal-plan cost is published.
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Admissions correspondence is handled by the Faculty's Pedagogical Department (Pedagogicky odbor), reachable by mail at the university's Limbova 12 address in Bratislava.
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