STUDY MEDICINE IN GERMANY

Posted date: 08 Jul 2021

When you decide to pursue a profession in medicine, you are aware that you will be expected to put in a lot of effort and, undoubtedly, many hours of study. All of your efforts, though, will pay off in the end. Being a doctor, after all, is one of the most honorable and gratifying occupations in the world.

Medicine is still one of the most in-demand degrees on the planet. And attending medical school is anything but simple. As a result, if you wish to study medicine overseas and specifically in English then you need to do a thorough research of your options and sort out your budget because it is a long road ahead. However, where you should study medicine in English and what language requirements you should be aware of before applying to a medical school overseas is an important consideration for a student.

You'll come across the Numerus Clausus (NC) in Germany, which stands for Limited Number in Latin. It's a method for determining the number of Medicine spots available to students. The number of available spots changes from semester to semester/year, and admission requires a particular overall grade. In Germany, medical degrees take at least 6 years and 3 months to complete and are not divided into Bachelor's and Master's programmes. You must pass a state examination in order to graduate.

Medical courses are given in both English and German at German universities. You can apply to both as an international student as long as you match the basic language requirements. It's usually a good idea to double-check the language requirements, as you'll need to demonstrate your English proficiency. PTE Academic, IELTS Academic, and TOEFL iBT are the most common international English examinations accepted by medical institutions. The tuition expenses you must pay while in medical school are usually determined by your nationality.

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