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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Medical Poland Admission Office for last 6 years has been helping Irish and all international students who dream of studying medicine or veterinary medicine in Europe. This Open Day will be an opportunity to learn more about studying Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary, Pharmacy and Physiotherapy in English in the heart of Europe. This will also be a pre-departure briefing for tens of students alteady enrolled into medical and veterinary programmes in Poland in 2019.
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One of the biggest questions I had before moving for my Veterinary studies to Wroclaw was “How do I pronounce this?” For most Irish and UK medicine and veterinary students, it's not the easiest to figure out if you don’t have any Polish. Phonetically, it is pronounced “Vrots-wahf”. Practice makes perfect when learning anything new…including the Polish language so even have a listen to Google translate to hear how it's pronounced. Arriving to a new city to begin an intensive course of study isn’t easy so I would recommend visiting the city before your veterinary studies begin. I have made a list of some local attractions and essentials to see when you get here.
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The admission process for Medicine, Dentistry, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Nursing, and Veterinary studies is now in its full force. If you picture yourself as a medicine/veterinary student it is high time for contacting Medical Poland Admission Office.
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In this months blog, we talk to a current second-year Veterinary medicine student in University of Environmental and Life Sciences, Wroclaw. Ciara Power is a 19-year-old Irish girl from the small town of Tower, Co Cork. She has always wanted to study Veterinary medicine, having many animals herself at home including dogs, cats, chicken and ducks. She came to Poland straight from Secondary School. With increasing points required for the intensive course and UCD being the only college in Ireland to offer it, like most young Irish students, Ciara started looking into studying abroad and specifically Europe. While researching the different colleges who offer Veterinary medicine, she found the Medical Poland admission office. After contacting us, we informed her along with many other students about studying Veterinary in Wroclaw. WUELS is a highly accredited University having received high rankings from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education in Poland, “KNOW” status from the National Scientific Leadership Committee and of course earned the ranking as the best Veterinary School in Poland.
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Tips before going and advice for when you get here to study Veterinary.
So the day finally arrived! I was about to begin my journey towards the rest of my life, a journey of an Irish studying veterinary medicine abroad, in the heart of Europe! I was preparing for weeks for the move and was filled with both excitement and nerves. I had been researching more about the university and started brushing up on some topics the Medical Poland Admission Office had suggested I should revise. I had never lived or studied abroad before so was nervous about the change in culture and living away from my friends and family. I had been in contact with some veterinary students through the Facebook page about suggestions before moving and they answered any questions I had. I also would recommend downloading the Duolingo app to begin some basic Polish so you’re not completely lost when you get here! Its important to keep an eye on Instagram and Facebook for updates and discussions between students, Medical Poland and the university.
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Medical Poland Admission Office for last 5 years has been consequently helping Irish and all international students who dream of studying medicine or veterinary medicine in the heart of Europe. We were happy to learn from Polish Ministry of Education’s report that in August 2018 there were 247 Irish students in Poland and majority of them, 233 students, had chosen to study medicine and veterinary medicine programs through English in Poland. “Irish young and well educated students have decided to start their medical and veterinary career at the universities of Wroclaw, Bialystok, Poznan, Warsaw, but the favorite medical university remains Collegium Medicum in Bydgoszcz. In August 2018 there were 43 students from Ireland and this number increased in October 2018 to 59 studying medicine in English” says Adam Krawczyk, Head of Medical Poland Admission Office. We expect this trend to continue as we can see the enormous interest in studying medicine, dentistry and veterinary abroad and increasingly often in Poland.
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That makes it 6th result in Poland overall. However, in terms of the Teaching category, it is classified as the 2nd position. Also, 2nd place when it comes to gender proportions (76 vs 24).
