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A 6-year Medicine programme taught entirely in English, combining academic foundations with practical and clinical experience in an international EU setting.
General Information
Programme in English
Medicine
Annual tuition
€14,500 – €15,500
Next admission session
To be confirmed
Overview
MediCampus Europeo (MCE) is a medical school based in Floriana, a few minutes from Valletta. Malta offers an international environment, uses the euro and has English as an official language.
The programme is designed for students who want to study Medicine abroad in Europe and combines theoretical learning with practical training, modern laboratories and clinical exposure.
We will answer your questions about the programmes, admission steps and student life.
Programme
The Medicine programme at MediCampus Europeo is designed for international students and taught entirely in English, with mandatory attendance. Over 6 years, it takes you step by step towards the MD (Doctor of General Medicine) degree. Lessons begin in early October, so you can organise your documents, travel and arrival in Malta well in advance.
The curriculum combines scientific foundations, medical subjects and practical experience. Students begin developing practical skills in laboratories from the first year and progress to clinical training and clerkships during the programme.
The study plan includes subjects such as Medical Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Histology, Biochemistry, Physiology, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics and other clinical disciplines.
Always confirm the current fee and payment conditions in the official offer for the selected intake.
Location
Studying Medicine in Malta means living in a Mediterranean, international environment. Malta is part of the European Union, uses the euro and has English as an official language, which makes it easier to settle into an international university programme.
The MCE campus is in Floriana, about 800 metres from Valletta, in a convenient, central area with institutions, services and infrastructure close at hand. Students live and study in a Mediterranean EU country with direct connections to major European cities. The campus provides teaching spaces, laboratories and study areas designed for modern medical education.
How to apply
Next admission session
To be confirmed
Next academic-year session
May 2027 · Online
Admission requirements can vary by nationality and educational background. The current official call for applications and document list take precedence.
Accreditation
MediCampus Europeo and its study programmes are accredited by the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority (MFHEA). The institution licence shown by MCE is MFHEA No. 2024-020.
The Medicine programme is presented as compliant with European standards and follows the European credit framework (ECTS/Bologna). It is delivered in collaboration with Trakia State University, a Bulgarian state university and the degree-awarding institution. Recognition and professional registration must always be checked for the country in which a graduate intends to practise.
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Anatomy laboratories – MediCampus Europeo
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Medicor Tutor helps you compare MCE with other study options, understand the current admission procedure, prepare the application, organise documents and plan enrolment and relocation.
FAQ
The Medicine programme at MediCampus Europeo (MCE) in Malta is a six-year degree programme taught entirely in English and structured according to European academic standards.
The official MCE website presents the programme as a pathway towards a medical degree with an international outlook.
Admission to MediCampus Europeo involves a selection process designed to assess whether applicants have the academic background and language skills required to undertake a Medicine degree taught in English.
The process includes verification of the applicant's eligibility and supporting documentation, followed by the assessments required for the relevant admission session. MCE does not require the UCAT.
Admission sessions are organised throughout the year, and the number of places available for each intake is limited. Students are therefore advised to check upcoming admission dates, entry requirements and assessment procedures well in advance.
Medicor Tutor can support students throughout the entire process, from eligibility assessment and application submission to admission test preparation and enrolment.
Malta has two official languages: Maltese and English. English is widely spoken in everyday life, at university, in public services and in professional environments.
This is a significant advantage for international students, as they can study Medicine entirely in English and use the language outside the university in everyday situations.
Living in Malta also provides opportunities to improve English language skills through daily communication while developing the medical and scientific vocabulary needed for an international medical career.
At MediCampus Europeo in Malta, teaching is organised in small groups of approximately 12–15 students, designed to encourage greater interaction with lecturers, active participation and more personalised academic support.
Studying Medicine in smaller classes allows students to build closer relationships with academic staff, participate more actively in lectures and receive greater individual attention during practical and simulation-based activities.
This approach helps create a more student-centred academic experience compared with university models based on much larger class sizes.
The MediCampus Europeo Medicine programme progressively integrates clinical education within real healthcare environments, allowing students to complement theoretical learning with increasingly practical experience throughout their studies.
Clinical training takes place through MCE's network of affiliated healthcare facilities and hospital partners, including locations in Bulgaria and Slovakia, giving students opportunities to experience professional healthcare environments and interact with doctors and patients.
The Medicine programme at MediCampus Europeo in Malta is accredited by the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority (MFHEA), while the final degree is awarded by Trakia State University, a public university in Bulgaria, an EU Member State. The MCE programme operates under a franchising agreement with Trakia State University.
Medical qualifications that meet the relevant European requirements fall within the EU framework for the recognition of professional qualifications. Subject to completing the procedures required by the competent national authority, graduates may apply for recognition of their qualification in their home country and pursue further professional training or medical specialisation.
Studying at MediCampus Europeo therefore offers the opportunity to complete an international, English-taught Medicine programme in Malta while retaining the possibility of returning to Italy after graduation or pursuing a medical career in other European countries.
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