Studying in Europe

The Benefits of studying for your degree abroad:

The universities offer world class facilities
Courses are taught in English
Entry criteria can be less onerous than in the UK
Tuition fees are more affordable
Day to day living costs are lower than in the UK
Your degree will be recognised throughout Europe
Student loans may be available

University Admission Criteria:

The universities offer world class facilities
Courses are taught in English
Entry criteria can be less onerous than in the UK
Tuition fees are more affordable
Day to day living costs are lower than in the UK
Your degree will be recognised throughout Europe
Student loans may be available

Application Documents:

In addition to the University’s application form, you will typically have to provide:

Evidence of subjects studied at school and grades obtained
A letter from the secondary school confirming that education has been completed to a standard which would qualify you to continue studies at universities in the UK
A medical certificate confirming that you are in good health issued within one month prior to the date on which the application is completed.
Photo identification
A copy of your passport
A declaration by your parents for financial support during your studies

Universities usually request that key documents are translated into the language in which the university is located and also that documents are legalized and certified. Medical Studies Europe can arrange for documents to be translated and legalized to comply with these requirements.

The Selection Process:

The selection process is based on evaluating the applicant’s grades in the required mandatory subjects (Biology and Chemistry) from school, language competence and the results of entry tests where applicable.

The above criteria is different for non EU prospective students. For more information, please contact us using our

Enquiry form