Medical Poland's Pre-Test Courses/Programmes as well as PreMed & PreVet Preparatory Programmes are offered in biology, chemistry and physics.
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Before study really begins and after you’ve had some time to settle into your apartment or dorm, you
might find yourself asking “What can I do for a few hours around this new city?”. Of course, there are
loads of sights to see around Rynek etc.
Following around 100 Irish high school graduates who headed to study in Poland in 2019, Medical Poland Admission Office is holding an Open Day on 24th October in Dublin to present some of the optiona available in the heart of Europe.
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This Autumn a record 100+ Irish will join almost 300 colleagues studying already in Poland. Getting a medical or veterinary degree abroad is no longer an option but a necessity for many excellent Leaving Cert students as it becomes increasingly difficult to get a place at Irish medical (and only one veterinary) schools. University College Dublin will take around 80 Irish students for Veterinary Medicine and 90 for Medicine in 2019. This level of restriction on places leaves many taking courses that are not their first choice in the hope that on completion of their degree programme they will take an alternative route into medicine.
_moreSo you’ve made it! After working hard to get your place in the best Vet school in Poland (by Perspektywy ranking) you can finally see your future beginning to form. So what should you expect from your first real day of many, many ahead studying veterinary?! Your first day will be filled with nervous energy and excitement.You may not know a lot of people in your course but that will all change very quickly.
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Poland and its people are friendly and very hospitable. They sometimes are also quite formal and they like their documents and procedures right.
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Student accommodation is one of the most important non-academic factors considered by students and their parents when making choices around studying abroad. Studying medicine and veterinary in the heart of Europe is so popular also because student accommodation in Poland is of high standard and costs fraction of what is charged e.g. in UK or Ireland. The dorms in most Polish cities are located within the campus boundaries or a few minutes on foot from the university. This makes them the most natural choice for first-year students,
_moreMedical Poland Admission Office for last 6 years has been consequently helping Irish and all international students who dream of studying medicine or veterinary medicine. Medical Poland Admission Office invites you to an Open Day to present an opportunity to study Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary, Pharmacy and Physiotherapy in English in Europe. In 2018 all our applicants were successfully offered a place at a Polish University - In Poland, we have 12 public universities offering programs in English.
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We are proud to announce that the 11th edition of Trip to Poland, organised by Medical Poland, will take place at the end of March 2026.
This unique initiative is designed for Guidance Counsellors and aims to provide first-hand insight into medical education in Poland, one of Europe’s leading destinations for students pursuing degrees in Medicine and other healthcare fields.
From 30th March to 1st April 2026, participants will take part in a structured educational visit to two leading medical universities located in Łódź and Bydgoszcz.
The programme includes:
This experience allows participants to explore both the academic excellence and the practical aspects of studying medicine in Poland.
Poland continues to grow in popularity among international students. Currently, approximately 300 Irish students are studying at the universities included in this programme, highlighting the country’s strong reputation in medical education.
Trip to Poland is more than just a study visit - it is a comprehensive educational experience combining:
Previous editions of the programme have been highly successful, offering valuable perspectives on both the academic quality and cultural richness of Poland.
We are proud that Trip to Poland 2026 is organised in cooperation with leading academic institutions, including the Medical University of Łódź (UMED) and the Collegium Medicum, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Bydgoszcz (CM UMK).
The initiative has also been granted Honorary Patronage by key national and regional institutions, including:
This distinguished patronage highlights the importance of the initiative in strengthening international academic cooperation and promoting Poland as a leading destination for medical education in Europe.
As the organiser of Trip to Poland, we are proud to support international educational cooperation and promote Poland as a top destination for medical studies.
This initiative reflects our mission to guide students from their first enquiry to successful enrolment, while building strong connections between universities and future applicants.
