Study Medicine in Brno

Masaryk University · Brno · Czech Republic

Modern campus with a simulation centre in the Czech Republic's student city.

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Overview

At a glance

The key facts about this university at a glance.

Programmes

Medicine and Dentistry

Tuition fees

Medicine 7,852 EUR per semester, Dentistry 8,265 EUR per semester

Duration

Medicine 6 years, Dentistry 5 years

Language of instruction

English

Admission process

Three-part test in chemistry, biology and physics

Intake

Autumn semester

Recognition

Automatically recognised across the EU

Living costs

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Medicine 6 years, Dentistry 5 years

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Location

Where this university is

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49.1951, 16.6068
Why here

Why study medicine abroad at this university?

Masaryk University is the second-largest university in the Czech Republic; its Faculty of Medicine has a modern campus in Bohunice with a simulation centre. Medicine and Dentistry are also offered there as English-taught programmes.

  • Programmes: Medicine and Dentistry
  • Language of instruction: English
  • Standard duration: Medicine 6 years, Dentistry 5 years
  • Start of studies: Autumn semester
  • Requirement: General higher-education entrance qualification. Check in a free study consultation whether you meet the requirements for placement at this university through Medschool Experts.
Programmes

Study medicine or dentistry: programmes and language of instruction

Structure, duration, language of instruction and degree — for every programme at this university.

  • Medicine: The Medicine programme leads to a medical degree. The pre-clinical phase establishes the scientific foundations; the clinical phase adds patient-facing work.
  • Dentistry: Dentistry is practical from the outset: phantom courses in the pre-clinical phase, then supervised patient treatment.
Campus

Study conditions and campus life abroad

The programme lasts six years. The pre-clinical years one and two cover anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, histology and embryology as well as Czech language courses. From year three, the clinical phase follows with internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, gynaecology, neurology and psychiatry at Brno's university hospitals. The sixth year is practical and works like a final clinical year.

Admission

Admission: how to get a place to study medicine abroad

The basic requirement for placement at this location is a general higher-education entrance qualification. When placed through Medschool Experts, there is no separate entrance test. Get in touch to find out whether we can place you at this university, and book a free study consultation.

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Preparation

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We support you from the first assessment until your first day in Brno: we handle your application and all formalities for you, on time and usually entirely online, and prepare you specifically for the admission process. On site we help with finding accommodation, enrolment and paperwork with local authorities, and we remain available throughout your studies.

Costs

Tuition fees and living costs to study medicine abroad

The tuition fee is Medicine 7,852 EUR per semester, Dentistry 8,265 EUR per semester. Before making any decision, ask the International Office to confirm the amount in writing, specifying whether accommodation, insurance, and registration fees are included.

Additional one-off costs include the application fee, visa, health insurance, travel, and usually a deposit for accommodation. Contact us for current living cost estimates.

Recognition

Degree recognition and career prospects

A degree from the Faculty of Medicine at Masaryk University in Brno comes from the Czech Republic, an EU member state. Under Directive 2005/36/EC it is automatically recognised throughout the EU/EEA and in Switzerland – both the medical title MUDr. after six years and the dental title MDDr. after five. No equivalence assessment or additional examination is required.

The next step is to apply to the competent authority of the country where you want to work, which will usually ask for proof of language skills at a professional level. Processing times vary by country, so it pays to contact the authority early.

You can then apply for specialist training at accredited hospitals and practices on the same terms as graduates of domestic medical schools. Brno is the second-largest city in the Czech Republic and a university location with strong clinical ties. If you want to stay in Moravia after graduating, you can, because the degree entitles you to practise medicine or dentistry anywhere in the EU.

Alumni now practising internationally

Former students of this university who, according to publicly available sources, now work as doctors or dentists internationally. Anonymised overview — not an indication of any cooperation with Medschool Experts.

We are not currently aware of any publicly known alumni from this university practising as doctors or dentists internationally.
On the ground

The city as a place to study medicine

Brno is the capital of Moravia and, with around 60,000 students, is considered the student city of the Czech Republic. Public transport is very cheap and prices are noticeably lower than in Prague.

  • City: Brno
  • Country: Czech Republic
  • Entry: Student visa required

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Marcel Kloos founded the company while still studying abroad himself; since then more than 500 study places have been arranged. Originally from Stuttgart, he studied dentistry in Sofia from 2015 to 2021 and is a federally recognised dentist.

He now lives in Bern and runs the company full-time as its owner. He visits the partner universities in person on a regular basis.

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FAQ

FAQ: studying medicine abroad at this university

What are the entry requirements for Masaryk University, Faculty of Medicine in Brno?

You need a general higher-education entrance qualification (A-levels or equivalent). There is no numerus clausus, so your school-leaving grade does not determine your place. You will also need a sufficient command of English and a student visa.

How do I apply through Medschool Experts?

Medschool Experts handles placement at this location without a grade-based admission cap. Whether we can place you with your profile is something we clarify in a free, no-obligation consultation — where we also discuss which university is the best fit for you.

What does it cost to study at Masaryk University, Faculty of Medicine?

The tuition fee is Medicine 7,852 EUR per semester, Dentistry 8,265 EUR per semester. Additional costs include the application fee, visa, health insurance, travel, and accommodation. Always ask the International Office to confirm every figure in writing — figures quoted by third-party portals can vary significantly.

How is the programme structured and how long does it take?

The programme lasts Medicine 6 years, Dentistry 5 years. First comes the pre-clinical phase with the theoretical foundations, then the clinical phase with examination courses and placements at affiliated hospitals. The final year is primarily practical in focus.

Is the degree recognised in the EU?

As Czech Republic is an EU member state, medical degrees are automatically recognised across the EU under the Professional Qualifications Directive, provided graduation requirements are met. For non-EU countries you wish to practise in, confirm requirements separately.

Will I receive a transcript of records?

Yes. Your performance is recorded in a transcript showing subjects, examinations, and grades. This is exactly the document the authorities need later for the equivalence assessment. Keep all semester certificates and grade reports safely — they are difficult to obtain retrospectively.

Can I transfer to a university in my home country during my studies?

There is no automatic transfer route. A transfer to a domestic faculty involves an individual credit-recognition process and depends on available places in higher semesters. Plan your studies as a complete path to graduation.

How does Medschool Experts support you on the ground?

We organise the application and all documents, support you through enrolment, accommodation, and administrative requirements, and remain your contact after your studies begin. We also tell you upfront where the weaknesses of this particular location lie.

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