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Semmelweis University
World-class institution established in 1769
Semmelweis University’s Medical School, Faculty of Dentistry, and Faculty of Phramacy are located in Budapest, Hungary’s capital, a lively metropolis in the middle of Europe. In 1983, Semmelweis University was the first institution of higher education in Hungary to offer an international degree program to foreign students. Due to its academic excellence and unique location, admission has been very competitive for all programs that Semmelweis University offers.
Semmelweis University Medical School enrols 170 students each year in its English language General Medicine Program, 40 students in the English language Dentistry Program, and 20 students in the English language Pharmacy Program.
Unique Benefits
Semmelweis University has the largest international student population
among all the Hungarian Universities offering international degree programs.
This diverse population provides for a unique learning environment in
the classroom, a rich social life outside the classroom, all of which
is complemented by the wide variety of cultural events in Budapest. With
the proximity of Ferihegy International Airport, and the availability
of low-cost airlines, students also have the opportunity to go on affordable
weekend getaways most anywhere in Europe.
College International has a database of 300 Budapest apartments, and will provide housing assistance to any interested student at a minimal cost.
Exemption from
Taking the Entrance Examination and Transfer Credits
Candidates with a B.A. or B.Sc. degree, or those currently enrolled in
an undergraduate program in a health-related field may qualify for exemption
from taking the entrance examination and may receive credit at Semmelweis
University’s Medical School, Faculty of Dentistry, or Faculty of
Pharmacy for some of their courses. Decisions are made on a case-by-case
basis, and are pendant on the student providing official transcripts and
course descriptions equivalent to the requirements of Semmelweis University.
Students may also be required to pass an exam in each course to assess
their subject matter knowledge. These exams are administered by the appropriate
faculty members at Semmelweis University.
To find out more about the application process, and the eligibility requirements for exemption, please contact Julia Barta.
Living in Budapest
Students can expect to spend anywhere from US$ 8,000 to 15,000 per year
on their living expenses, depending on their living standards. Additional
costs include textbooks (US$ 500-1000 per year) and insurance (US$ 280
per year).
To find out more about living in Budapest, please visit the city’s website.