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Malta University Medicine 2013-2014

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Reply 80

Costa_89

Well I looked at some polish medical schools that do a 4 postgraduate entry in English. Poznan said they want physics and ukcat or mcat and I been trying to ring Warsaw for weeks now but no answer and no email back

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Reply 81

maryanne87

I have a friend studying there in Poznan.. He said its quite a good one.

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Reply 82

aluter

What score in ukcat does Poznan require? I have not looked into other unis cos of the fees :frown:

Reply 83

Costa_89

Well there are soo many universities in Europe that do medicine in english, some of them can be very cheap! But we need to do our research properly

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Reply 84

Ptl02911

Hi All,

Sorry to pick up on a question which has surfaced a few times on the thread but not as yet satisfactorily answered.

AS language requirement to meet matriculation general requirements for ALL undergraduate courses - including Medicine.

This might be different for post grad applications but has anyone confirmed the undergrad process/
Ta

Reply 85

aluter

Original post by Ptl02911

Hi All,Sorry to pick up on a question which has surfaced a few times on the thread but not as yet satisfactorily answered.AS language requirement to meet matriculation general requirements for ALL undergraduate courses - including Medicine.This might be different for post grad applications but has anyone confirmed the undergrad process/Ta

Do u mean the english language requirement? It does not apply to post grad but it applies to undergraduate applicants.

Reply 86

Costa_89

Original post by Ptl02911

Until today Im not sure if its a post grad requirement or not because the admission office never gave me a clear answer

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Reply 87

lallybabs

Original post by Costa_89

Until today Im not sure if its a post grad requirement or not because the admission office never gave me a clear answer

If you already have a degree, or will have by the time you start the course in October, you do NOT need to fulfill the language requirement to be eligible to apply.

Good luck with your application!

Reply 88

Costa_89

[QUOTE="lallybabs;41322784"]

Original post by Costa_89

Thanks for clearing that up, just have one last question... What are the actual requirements for post grad students?

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Reply 89

Dr H

Hey guys,

How long do you think it will take to get a decision.

Reply 90

Costa_89

Original post by Dr H

Hey guys,

How long do you think it will take to get a decision.

Last time I asked the admission office she said she couldn't give me a clear answer because it could take up to April/may but hopefully we'll hear before then

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Reply 91

Monco

Original post by Costa_89

Last time I asked the admission office she said she couldn't give me a clear answer because it could take up to April/may but hopefully we'll hear before then

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Ouch. I can't wait till May because I need to know whether I have to sit the entrance exam.

Reply 92

Br0wnB3ar

According to the email I recieved on enquiring, a decision will be made after the application window closes in March, biology and chemistry exam will be on 23rd May and interview on 26th June. Hope this helps

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Thanks guys.

Regarding UoM applications, is every applicant interviewed?

Reply 95

Costa_89

Original post by Dr Lalalove

Regarding UoM applications, is every applicant interviewed?

Nope only a few get interviewed after sitting the entrance exam

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Reply 96

Dr Lalalove

Hm, alright! And if an applicant isn't required to sit the entrance examination , no interview right?

Reply 97

lallybabs

Original post by Dr Lalalove

Regarding UoM applications, is every applicant interviewed?

You may also be invited for an interview only (i.e. you are not required to take either of the exams).

Reply 98

Dr Lalalove

Ok! Thanks guys! :smile:

I read somewhere on this forum that their max intake for med students is 500! Very large number Oo . Hope we all get accepted ! UCAS applications isnt looking too promising but the prospects of Malta warms my heart :smile:

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Reply 99

lallybabs

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Original post by lallybabs

Thanks for clearing that up, just have one last question... What are the actual requirements for post grad students?

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Postgraduate requirements include, obviously the degree (there does not seem to be any specification on the type or subject area, but I'm sure something medically related would only help) and previous educational qualifications. You need to make sure your previous educational qualifications are included in the application form. Omission of this information would only delay the process as they will simply contact you to add them to you file. As with the general application, there is no personal statement, letters of recommendation, essays etc.