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Tuition Fee
€ 8,000
Admission
Entrance Test
Intakes
September
COURSE LENGTH
6 Years (360 Credits)
HOSTEL
Girls/Boys Separate
Recognition
Worldwide
Medical University – Sofia (MUS)
The Medical University-Sofia is the oldest and most prestigious medical higher school in Bulgaria. For over 100 years it has been a leader in medical education in the country, and a provider of quality education to Bulgarian and foreign students.
Medical University – Sofia (MUS) has a unique place in the Bulgarian education system. The high level of teaching, training, and achievements in research work, health care, and public activities are integrated – aiming that MU would-be innovator and meet the public interest. The University strives for regional leadership while increasing the quality of education on a national and international scale.
Medical University – Sofia trains students for work in a competitive environment where quality is a determinant factor for success. At the same time, MUS aims at cultivating tolerance, team orientation, responsibility, autonomy, and the ability to solve problems and take decisions alone. This is the way that MUS tries to answer the increasing public needs.
Goals of the MUS
- To strengthen and develop its reputation as an internationally acknowledged research centre
- To ensure excellent education in a field enriched by science and research work
- To increase the number of students and specialists from the country and abroad
- To ensure the graduation of medical specialists who are adaptable and meet the increasing needs of national and international employers in all sectors of the economy
- To form high-quality lecturers and improve their effectiveness
- To optimise resource use in order to improve the work environment and the variety of services for students and human resources
- To reach the level of budget and outside-of-budget resources that ensure balanced growth, and adequate capital investment that provides a sufficient and stable financial base for the future development of the University
Programme Structure
The training of medical students is organized in three stages.
The first stage – preclinical training (two years) provides students with the necessary biological and medical knowledge, which is the basis for their clinical training as doctors.
Second stage – clinical training / four years / which aims to acquire knowledge for the diagnosis and treatment of the patient. After the third year, the training is carried out according to a cyclical system in which the exams are taken permanently during the academic year, after the completion of classes in the respective discipline.
The third stage – is a pre-graduate internship, which takes place in university hospitals and hospital facilities and aims at the application of the acquired knowledge in the patient’s bed and in the reception room.
Feel free to contact SMI for more details.
