The Medical degree study programs in General Medicine (6 years) and Dentistry (5 years) are arranged along the lines of theoretical, pre-clinical, and clinical studies. The clinical training takes place in the University Hospital – a complex of 37 clinics and departments with 1500 beds and a staff of 5400 employees.

The curricula of the Czech and English study programs are entirely parallel and fully comparable with the current international standards. They are accredited by the EU and recognized in more than 30 countries from which our international students come.

One academic year has two semesters (each includes 15 weeks of lessons and a four-week examination period) starting at the beginning of October and finishing at the beginning of July.

Language Of the Provided Courses All classes in both the theoretical and clinical subjects included in the General Medicine or Dentistry curriculum are taught in English. However, Czech language classes are also an obligatory part of the curriculum during the first and second year of study to prepare the students for communication with the patients in their clinical lessons because great attention is paid to bedside teaching in the University Hospital. An elective course in the Czech language is available for higher-year students.