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Study Medicine and Dentistry in Czechia

Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Physiotherapy in English in the European Union, in Pilsen, Brno and Prague.

Study Medicine and Dentistry in Czechia

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Programmes

Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy

Indicative living cost

€800–900 per month

Next admission session

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Czechia: discover the destination

Why study Medicine in Czechia

Czechia combines a long medical and scientific tradition with well-established international programmes and well-organised university cities. The programmes for international students are taught entirely in English, within the European university system.

  • Charles University — Pilsen — Medicine, Dentistry and Physiotherapy. It is the oldest university in Central Europe, founded in 1348 and once home to Albert Einstein. Medicine and Dentistry are taught in Pilsen, Physiotherapy in Prague.
  • Masaryk University — Brno — Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy. A public university founded in 1919, with a modern campus and SIMU, a five-floor simulated hospital where students practise from the very first years.

The indicative living cost is €800–900 per month.

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Key facts

  • Programmes: Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy
  • Partner universities: Charles University (Pilsen, Prague) · Masaryk University (Brno)
  • Teaching language: English
  • Duration: Medicine 6 years · Dentistry 5 years · Pharmacy 5 years · Physiotherapy 3 years
  • Credits: Medicine 360 ECTS · Dentistry 300 ECTS
  • Attendance: mandatory
  • Start: September / October
  • Admission: written test in Biology, Chemistry and Physics (Physiotherapy: interview)

Our partner universities in Czechia

Medicine

English
6 years
360 ECTS, attendance required
first week of October in Pilsen; third week of September in Brno
about €16,000 per year (CZK 380,000–390,000)
Pilsen, Brno
Written test in Biology, Chemistry and Physics

Dentistry

English
5 years
300 ECTS, attendance required
first week of October in Pilsen; third week of September in Brno
about €16,000–16,500 per year (CZK 390,000–400,000)
Pilsen, Brno
Written test in Biology, Chemistry and Physics

Pharmacy

English
5 years
€7,500 per year
Brno
120 multiple-choice questions: 40 in Chemistry, 40 in Biology and 40 in Physics or Maths

Physiotherapy

English
3 years
about €8,900 per year (CZK 220,000)
Prague
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Medicine

Medicine in English runs at Charles University in Pilsen (about €16,000 per year, CZK 390,000, starting in the first week of October) and at Masaryk University in Brno (about €16,000 per year, CZK 380,000, starting in the third week of September). The degree awarded is Doctor of General Medicine (MUDr or MD). In the preclinical phase students prepare through courses, seminars and lectures in the university departments; the clinical phase follows at the university clinic.

Dentistry

Dentistry in English runs at Charles University in Pilsen (about €16,000 per year, CZK 390,000) and at Masaryk University in Brno (about €16,500 per year, CZK 400,000). The degree awarded is Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD). Students train in modern, fully equipped facilities within the faculty.

Pharmacy

English — 5 years — €7,500 per year.

Pharmacy in English runs at Masaryk University in Brno.

Physiotherapy

English — 3 years — about €8,900 per year (CZK 220,000).

Physiotherapy runs at Charles University and is taught in Prague.

Degree recognition

The programmes are structured according to European standards and use the ECTS credit system, in line with the European framework.

Tuition fees

Students in front of the Masaryk University building in Brno

Pilsen is a university city in western Bohemia, known for its quality of life, international atmosphere and efficient transport links. It lies about 75 km from Prague and is connected to the capital by train and bus. It is an important economic and cultural centre and hosts Charles University’s English-taught Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry, as well as the University of West Bohemia. Physiotherapy students study in Prague.

Brno is the second city of Czechia after Prague and an important university and technology hub in the heart of Europe: about 100 km from Vienna and about 200 km from Prague. It is known for its strong student community and for its mix of innovation, modern architecture and cultural life.

The indicative living cost is €800–900 per month and varies with the city, the type of accommodation and personal habits.

Indicative living cost:
€800–900 per month
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How admission works

Application steps

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Next academic-year session

Admission to the English-taught programmes in Czechia is based on a written test in the main scientific subjects, with the format set by each university.

Medicine and Dentistry

  • Charles University — Pilsen: written multiple-choice test in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
  • Masaryk University — Brno: written test in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

Pharmacy

Masaryk University — Brno: 120 multiple-choice questions, 40 in Chemistry, 40 in Biology and 40 in Physics or Maths.

Physiotherapy

Charles University — Prague: admission is by interview.

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How Medicor Tutor supports you

Our online preparation follows a structured method (essential theory, targeted practice and mock tests), so you reach the Biology, Chemistry and Physics test with a clear and realistic plan. We then support you with the application documents, enrolment and the move to Pilsen, Prague or Brno.

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Frequently asked questions

Which programmes are available in Czechia?

Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Physiotherapy, all in English, at Charles University (Pilsen and Prague) and Masaryk University in Brno.

How much does it cost to study in Czechia?

Medicine and Dentistry cost about €16,000–16,500 per year, Pharmacy €7,500 per year and Physiotherapy about €8,900 per year. The indicative living cost is €800–900 per month.

What is the admission test like in Czechia?

For Medicine and Dentistry it is a written test in Biology, Chemistry and Physics. For Pharmacy it is 120 multiple-choice questions (40 in Chemistry, 40 in Biology, 40 in Physics or Maths). For Physiotherapy there is an interview.

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