University of Ostrava
Country: Czech Republic
Tuition Fees: €12,000
Dentistry: Not Available
Entrance Exam: Yes
Start your medical career at a modern European university offering English-taught Medicine in the vibrant and affordable city of Ostrava.
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Country |
Czech Republic |
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City |
Ostrava |
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University |
University of Ostrava |
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Medicine Duration |
6 Years (5 Years + 1 Year Internship) |
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Medicine Tuition Fees |
€12,000 per year |
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Dentistry |
Not Available (Only Medicine) |
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Entrance Exam |
Biology and Chemistry |
About the University of Ostrava
University of Ostrava is a modern public university located in the Czech Republic. Its Faculty of Medicine is one of the newer medical faculties in the country, offering a contemporary approach to medical education with strong emphasis on practical training.
The university collaborates closely with local hospitals, allowing students to gain early clinical exposure and hands-on experience throughout their studies.
Medicine at the University of Ostrava
The General Medicine programme is a 6-year full-time degree taught in English, leading to the title MUDr. (Doctor of Medicine).
The programme is structured into:
- Pre-clinical years: Anatomy, histology, physiology, biochemistry
- Theoretical foundation: Pathology, microbiology, pharmacology
- Clinical years: Internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology
Students benefit from modern teaching facilities and early patient interaction, helping them develop practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must have completed secondary education (A-levels or equivalent), ideally with a science background.
To secure a place, students must pass the university’s entrance exam, which typically includes:
| Subject |
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| Biology |
| Chemistry |
Some applicants may also be required to demonstrate English proficiency.
Tuition Fees
| Course | Duration | Tuition Fee |
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| General Medicine | 6 years | €12,000/year |
Why Study at the University of Ostrava?
- Lower tuition fees compared to many European universities
- Modern medical faculty with updated facilities
- Strong clinical exposure through partner hospitals
- Smaller cohorts compared to older universities
- Growing international student community
- Affordable cost of living
Application Deadline 2026
It is preferable to apply as soon as possible to increase your chances of gaining a place.
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Student Life in Ostrava
Ostrava is the third-largest city in the Czech Republic and offers a unique mix of industrial heritage and modern student life.
A Growing Student City
The presence of University of Ostrava has helped shape the city into an increasingly student-friendly environment, with a growing number of cafes, study spaces, and social venues.
Cost of Living
Ostrava is one of the most affordable cities in the Czech Republic.
Typical monthly costs:
- Accommodation: €150 – €300
- Food: €150 – €250
- Transport: €10 – €20
- Leisure: €100 – €200
This makes it significantly cheaper than cities like Prague.
Social Life and Culture
Students can enjoy:
- Bars, clubs, and student events
- Cafes and restaurants
- Cultural venues and festivals
- The famous Dolní Vítkovice, a popular hub for concerts and events
Transport and Location
Ostrava has a reliable public transport system and is well connected to nearby cities:
- Close to Brno
- Easy access to Poland and Slovakia
- Around 3–4 hours to Prague
Accommodation
Students can stay in university dormitories or private accommodation. University housing is affordable and located close to campus, making it a convenient option for international students.
How MedConnect Europe Can Help
MedConnect Europe supports students applying to the University of Ostrava by providing:
- University and course guidance
- Application support
- Entrance exam preparation advice
- Document checks and submission
- Legalisation and translation support
- Visa and relocation guidance
- Ongoing support until enrolment
Tuition fees are €12,000 per year for medicine.