University Medical School of Pécs

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured in three broad phases that build practical competence as students progress:

• Basic module (years 1–2): concentrated teaching of basic medical and dental sciences that form the foundation for clinical work.
• Pre-clinical module: increased exposure to clinical subjects and hands-on preparation for treating patients.
• Clinical module (final phase): emphasis on patient assessment and management, participation in elective programmes and clinical conferences, and hospital-based practice.

Entry requirements

The public course page specifies programme structure, language and intake size but does not list specific academic or language entry requirements. Prospective applicants should consult the official admissions materials or the Admission and Academic Bulletin provided by the Medical School for detailed entry criteria and application procedures.

Career prospects

Graduates are awarded the Doctor of Dentistry title. The Medical School states the diploma is accepted within EU countries and in several other jurisdictions; clinical roles following graduation typically involve practising dentistry in general or specialist settings, subject to each country’s registration and licensing rules.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page includes a published tuition fee for 2022/2023 but does not list scholarships or funding. Applicants should review the university’s central scholarships pages, national or international funding opportunities, and any programme-specific bursaries; also factor in additional costs such as clinical materials, living expenses and licensing examinations when planning finance.