Some 70 Russian medical universities currently offer programmes to international students. Before entering a Russian medical university, explore different levels of medical education.
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Bachelor’s degree can be obtained in Nursing Care; length of study is four years.
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Specialist’s degree takes five years to complete; the available focus areas are dentistry, pharmacy, clinical psychology; length of study for narrow specialties is six to nine years.
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Narrow specialty doctors (gastroenterologists, orthodontists etc) require two to four years of internship.
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Postgraduate study, as a possible alternative for internship can last three years full-time or part time (depending on the university); PhD thesis defence is required upon course completion.
Why We Recommend a Russian University:
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Specialists with a medical degree from Russian university have successful careers in more than 100 countries.
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Russia has medical universities in many regions; choose the location which is most convenient to you.
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Russia trains specialists in all fields of medicine, from general practice to geriatrics, radiation therapy etc.
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Prospective students with insufficient Russian language skills can be admitted to the Preparatory Department. Length of study is one year. The student can continue their education in the profession they have chosen only if they have passed the Preparatory Department’s final examinations.
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Russian universities offer all programmes as well as postgraduate medical education to those wishing to engage in research or defend a PhD thesis.
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International students can sign a study contract or apply for Russian budget-funded scholarship. In the former case, you can pay with your own money or use the financial assistance of sponsors, grant providers, funds etc.