University of Primorska

What you'll study

The publicly available information does not list specific modules. The programme is designed as a standard integrated medical curriculum spanning six years, combining theoretical university study with clinical and practical training through cooperation with regional health institutions and UP’s healthcare centre arrangements.

Entry requirements

The source text confirms that the UP Senate approved the application for accreditation and describes consultation with healthcare partners, but it does not provide detailed entry criteria, selection procedures, or prerequisite qualifications. Prospective applicants should consult UP’s official admissions guidance for up‑to‑date entry requirements and selection information.

Career prospects

The programme is presented as a strategic regional development initiative that connects education, clinical practice and the local healthcare system. Multiple regional hospitals, health centres and specialised institutions have signed letters of intent to support and cooperate in training and clinical placements, indicating graduates will be prepared to work in clinical roles across primary, secondary and specialised care settings in the Primorska and wider region.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No specific scholarships or tuition details are provided in the source text. Given the programme’s close ties with regional authorities and healthcare institutions, applicants should investigate UP scholarship schemes, national funding for medical students, and any local partnerships or clinical training agreements that may include financial support or trainee positions.