MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF LUBLIN

ABOUT UNIVERSITY

The medical university of lublin (mul) is a public university in lublin, poland that offers medical and dental education. It was founded in 1944 and became an independent university in 1950.

What it offers:

Medical programs: medicine, dentistry, nursing, midwifery, physical therapy, and laboratory diagnostics
Education levels: bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees
English-language programs: medicine, dentistry, nursing, and midwifery
Practical training: medical simulation techniques

What it's known for:

Research: strong research background and international scientific contacts
Multicultural environment: students from many countries study at the university
Partnerships: agreements with hope medical institute in the us and other institutions

History:

The faculty of medicine was part of maria curie-skłodowska university in 1944
The faculty separated from mcsu in 1950 to form the medical academy
The medical academy became the medical university of lublin in 2008

UNIVERSITY TYPE	ESTABLISHED ON	COUNTRY	QS RANKING
PUBLIC	1950	POLAND	1201

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION	OWN HOSPITAL	LOCATION
ENGLISH	YES	ALEJE RACŁAWICKIE 1, 20-059 LUBLIN, POLAND

WHY CHOOSE THIS UNIVERSITY

The Medical University of Lublin (MUL) in Poland is a top medical school that offers high-quality education and research. It's considered one of the best universities in the world.

Why choose MUL?

Education: MUL offers programs in medical analytics, biomedicine, physiotherapy, pharmacy, and more.
Research: MUL has a strong research background and encourages students to participate in training at public research centers.
Faculty: MUL has highly experienced teachers and a good student-teacher ratio.
Infrastructure: MUL has modern facilities, including a library and research center.
Internships and scholarships: MUL offers opportunities for internships and scholarships.
Admission: MUL has a smooth admission procedure and no donation is required.
International students: MUL offers instruction in English for international medical candidates.
Location: Lublin is a major academic center in Eastern Poland.

Other notable features

MUL is a public higher education institution.
MUL was founded in 1949.
MUL offers programs for graduates and doctoral candidates.
MUL's programs are approved by the Central Council for Science and Higher Education, Poland.

ADMISSION & ELIGIBILITY

To be eligible for admission to the medical university of lublin in poland, you must meet the following criteria:

Education: you must have completed at least 12 years of school and passed subjects in biology, chemistry, and physics or math.
English proficiency: you must have a good knowledge of english, both written and spoken. You must also pass an english language proficiency test, such as the toefl, ielts, or cambridge esol.
Age: you must be between the ages of 17 and 25 on the date of admission.
Entrance exam: you may need to pass an entrance exam in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. However, if you graduated from high school in an eu, oecd, or efta country, or if you have an international baccalaureate (ib) or european baccalaureate (eb) diploma, you may not need to take the entrance exam.
Admission committee: you will be evaluated by the admissions committee, which may include multiple mini interviews (mmis) and a personal interview.
Admission is competitive: admission to the medical university of lublin is competitive.

FEE STRUCTURE

The medical university of lublin (mul) in poland has a tuition and hostel fee structure for its mbbs program.

Tuition fees

The tuition fee for the first year of study is around $11,500
The tuition fee for the second and third years of study is around $6,200 per semester
The tuition fee for the fourth, fifth, and sixth years of study is around $7,700 per semester

Hostel fees

The hostel fee for the year is around $1,500

Payment

All fees must be paid directly to the university's bank account
Students are responsible for covering any bank fees and charges for international wire transfers

SCHOLARSHIP

The medical university of lublin in poland offers a number of scholarships, including merit-based and need-based scholarships. Some scholarships are provided by the university itself, while others are provided by independent organizations.

Scholarships provided by the university

Scholarship for outstanding students: available to students in their second year of study or younger scientists at the university
Stefan banach scholarship programme: merit-based and need-based scholarship

Scholarships provided by independent organizations

Oead, austria's agency for education and internationalisation: merit-based scholarship
Jewish heritage scholarship: merit-based scholarship
Novus biologicals scholarship: merit-based and need-based scholarship
R&d systems scholarship: merit-based scholarship
Ritchie-jennings memorial scholarship program: merit-based and need-based scholarship
Education for sustainable energy development (esed) scholarship: merit-based scholarship

Other scholarships for the medical university of lublin include:

K.c. mahindra scholarships for post-graduate studies abroad
Unimoni student stars 2023
Jn tata endowment loan scholarship
Young women in public affairs awards
Robert s. Mcnamara fellowships program
Narotam sekhsaria's scholarships
Globalscholarships.com $3,000 scholarship
Hani zeini scholarship

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION

To be admitted to the medical university of lublin, you'll need to submit the following documents:

Application form: a completed application form with an invitation letter
Passport: a valid, original passport
Birth certificate: a copy of your birth certificate
High school diploma: a certified copy or original of your high school diploma and transcript
English proficiency certificate: a certificate that demonstrates your english language skills
Medical certificate: a medical certificate
Health certificate: a health certificate
Hepatitis b vaccination certificate: a certificate of hepatitis b vaccination
Health insurance policy: a health insurance policy
Photographs: passport-sized photographs
Translations: if your documents are not in english, you'll need to provide certified translations into english or polish

All documents must be originals or certified copies. Certified copies are copies that have been signed and sealed by the relevant institution or person.