The Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen is one of Charles University's medical faculties outside Prague. It offers two English-taught master's routes for international applicants: General Medicine and Dentistry. Both use the same 2026/2027 application window, tuition fee and written entrance-exam model.
Pilsen is a strong fit for applicants who want a Charles University medical degree in a smaller Czech student city with a modern campus, direct access to the University Hospital Pilsen environment and lower day-to-day costs than Prague. The faculty describes around 2,000 students, including about 500 international students, and its modern campus was completed between 2012 and 2022.
Best fit
Students comparing Charles University faculties who want Medicine or Dentistry in English, a compact campus in Pilsen and a direct science-based entrance exam across Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Watch out for
Pilsen does not allow direct applicants to retake the entrance exam in the same academic year if they fail. Treat the 3 June 2026 faculty term as a real one-shot exam, unless applying through a cooperating agency with separate terms.
English-taught programs at the Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
General Medicine is the six-year route to physician training. Dentistry is the five-year route to dental practice. The faculty lists the same annual tuition for both in 2026/2027, so the decision should be driven mostly by career direction, curriculum and clinical fit.
Online application, CZK 940 fee, Biology/Chemistry/Physics written entrance exam and high-school document assessment
Admissions overview
For direct applicants without an agency, the faculty lists the 2026/2027 application period from 1 November 2025 until 30 April 2026. Applicants submit the electronic application, pay the CZK 940 online application fee, take the entrance examination, prove high-school education and pay tuition after admission.
Application
30 Apr 2026
Final deadline for direct electronic applications for the 2026/2027 intake.
Fee
CZK 940
Online application fee. Paper applications are listed separately at CZK 990.
Exam
3 Jun 2026
Regular entrance-exam term in Pilsen for direct applicants.
Documents
31 Aug 2026
Deadline listed for required hard-copy secondary-school documents after passing the exam.
The faculty says candidates registered for the entrance exam are informed at least 15 days before their exam term. Cooperating agencies may organise terms from May to August in several countries, but the faculty notes that agency conditions can differ and agency services are charged.
Pilsen entrance exam
The 2026/2027 entrance examination is a present-form multiple-choice written test in Chemistry, Biology and Physics. The faculty publishes detailed syllabus sections and sample tests for all three subjects.
Total
75 questions
25 questions each in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Scoring
1 point each
One correct answer per question, with no penalty for mistakes.
Retake rule
No same-year retake
Direct applicants who fail may not retake the exam in the same academic year.
Prep focus
Core sciences
Physics matters here. Do not prepare only Biology and Chemistry for Pilsen.
This is different from some other Czech faculties that use interviews or broader reasoning sections. For Pilsen, the safest preparation plan is a timed MCQ routine across all three sciences, plus careful review of the official syllabus and sample tests.
Tuition, fees and living costs
The official Pilsen admissions page lists annual tuition for 2026/2027 at CZK 390,000 for both General Medicine and Dentistry. It also lists a separate CZK 990 assessment fee for high-school document assessment after a successful entrance exam, where requested.
For living costs, Pilsen is usually easier to budget than Prague. Use roughly EUR 650-900 per month as a planning range for housing, food, transport, insurance and everyday costs, then adjust for dormitory availability or private rent.
Recognition and academic fit
The faculty lists Medicine as a 6-year full-time MUDr. programme and Dentistry as a 5-year full-time MDDr. programme. The official course page says theoretical and pre-clinical years are organised into winter and summer semesters, while clinical courses are organised in a block system.
Student life and clinical training in Pilsen
Pilsen offers a smaller-city version of the Charles University medical route. The faculty's Lochotín campus sits near the University Hospital Pilsen and includes modern lecture halls, seminar rooms, a canteen, cafeteria and a Simulation Center where students practise interventions on mannequins and simulators.
Modern campus
The faculty says the campus expansion was completed between 2012 and 2022, bringing theoretical institutes, administrative facilities and the Biomedical Research Center into the Lochotín area.
International but compact
The official about page describes around 2,000 students, including about 500 international students. That gives Pilsen an international cohort without the same city scale as Prague.
How Medimentor helps
Medimentor helps Pilsen applicants prepare for the science-heavy exam model: Biology, Chemistry and Physics under timed MCQ conditions. For this faculty, Physics should be part of the core plan from the start, not a last-week extra.
Can I study Medicine in English at Charles University in Pilsen?
Yes. The Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen lists a 6-year full-time General Medicine programme in English leading to the MD / MUDr. degree.
Can I study Dentistry in English at the Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen?
Yes. The faculty lists a 5-year full-time Dentistry programme in English leading to the MDDr. degree.
What is the 2026/2027 tuition fee in Pilsen?
The official Pilsen admissions page lists the annual tuition fee for 2026/2027 as CZK 390,000 for both General Medicine and Dentistry.
What is the Pilsen entrance exam format?
For 2026/2027, the faculty describes a present-form multiple-choice written test with 75 questions: 25 Biology, 25 Chemistry and 25 Physics. Each question has one correct answer and there is no penalty for wrong answers.
When is the 2026 application deadline?
For direct applicants without an agency, the faculty lists applications from 1 November 2025 until 30 April 2026, with the regular Pilsen entrance exam on 3 June 2026.
Does Medimentor guarantee admission to Pilsen?
No. Medimentor helps students prepare for the entrance exam and application process, but admission is decided by the Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen under its official rules.