Örebro University

Programme overview

Örebro University’s medical programme provides a broad knowledge base in medicine rooted in medical science and patient-oriented research. Teaching connects molecular and genetic aspects of disease to pathophysiology, clinical symptoms and treatment, and is delivered using problem-based learning methods.

What you'll study

Curriculum content links basic and clinical sciences and reflects the School’s active research environments. Students encounter studies of common diseases across levels of analysis — from genetic and molecular factors to pathophysiology, clinical presentation and therapeutic approaches. Teaching is closely tied to the School’s research in medicine, biomedicine and surgical sciences and includes opportunities for international exchange, for example through a partnership with the Medical School in Glasgow.

Entry requirements

The course page does not list specific entry requirements. Applicants should consult the university’s official admissions information for prerequisites, qualifications and application procedures.

Career prospects

Graduates gain a foundation suitable for clinical practice and further academic training. The School also supports progression into research training — master’s and doctoral education are offered in related fields such as biomedicine, medicine and surgical sciences within the same research environments.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not specify scholarships. Prospective students should review Örebro University funding pages and external scholarship sources; research-active departments often have funded master’s or doctoral opportunities linked to their projects.