01 / Universities
Available study options
Masaryk University
Public, founded in 1919
Among Europe’s top 150 universities
Advanced labs and infrastructure
Medical University of Sofia
Public university since 1917
14 university hospitals
Modern, fully equipped facilities
Medical University of Plovdiv
Public university since 1945
Dedicated Faculty of Pharmacy
Modern, fully equipped facilities
A Pharmacy degree abroad is not only about dispensing medicines: it means studying how an active substance is developed, formulated, controlled and used safely. The programme brings together pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, technology, biology and, in many courses, clinical pharmacy and laboratory work. Studying Pharmacy in English abroad can therefore be particularly interesting for those looking beyond community pharmacy — towards research, the pharmaceutical industry, regulatory affairs and international healthcare settings.
Medical University of Sofia — Bulgaria
- €8,000 per year
- English
- 5 years
- Online written test: 80 questions, 40 Chemistry and 40 Biology
Medical University of Plovdiv — Bulgaria
- €6,200 per year
- English
- 5 years
- 80 Biology/Chemistry questions and an English assessment
Masaryk University — Czechia
- €7,500 per year
- English
- 5 years
- 120 multiple-choice questions: 40 Chemistry, 40 Biology and 40 Physics or Mathematics
02 / Compare
What to compare
Medicor Tutor's partner universities offer five-year Pharmacy degree programmes taught entirely in English. Designed for international students, these programmes combine a strong scientific foundation with specialised studies in pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology and healthcare, alongside practical training integrated into the academic curriculum.
- Private practice in clinics and surgeries
A degree earned at an accredited European university is recognised under EU directives; it is always important to check the accreditation of the course and the procedures for practising the profession.
03 / Support
How Medicor Tutor supports you
For Pharmacy, we compare the available universities, explain each admission process and support you with your application and with test or interview preparation.
04 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is a Pharmacy degree obtained abroad recognised in Europe?
Yes. A Pharmacy degree obtained in a European Union Member State may be recognised in other EU countries through the procedures established under the European framework for the recognition of professional qualifications.
This means that, once the requirements and procedures set by the relevant national authorities have been fulfilled, graduates may be able to practise as pharmacists in their country of residence, subject to the applicable professional registration and licensing requirements.
