At Semmelweis University, the Faculty of Pharmacy is globally unique, offering the study of pharmacy in three languages: Hungarian, German, and English. Renowned for its excellent education and research work, the Faculty of Pharmacy provides students with practical training and chances to engage in international research groups.

Close partnerships with esteemed institutions like the American University of California and Imperial College in London (UK) enhance the educational experience and offer valuable connections for future pharmacists.

In each year, the curriculum builds upon the previous year's knowledge, providing a thorough understanding of pharmacy, from the basic sciences to advanced practice and management.

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Embark on your medical journey with Semmelweis University in 2024. The application begins in February and ends on May 31, 2024.

Prepare to submit the following documents: your high school Matriculation Certificate (final submission by August 21, 2024, if not yet available), an English Resume, a Motivation Letter, a copy of your passport (or ID for Schengen Area citizens), and a recent passport-sized photo. Admission Fees, Deposit, and Medical Certification

• Upon initiating your application, you'll need to pay the $350 Admission Procedure Fee.
• Upon successful admission, deposit $2,000 within 14 days—this amount gets deducted from your first semester's tuition. An additional $220 enrollment fee is due with the tuition fee.
• you'll need a Medical Certificate. Download the certificate template from Semmelweis University's website to guide your process.

This way, Semmelweis University ensures you're thoroughly prepared to start your medical journey. And find all important dates and deadlines here

Regular entrance exams are held weekly March-June. All specific dates, times, and exam details are shared once the application is submitted via the SEMAPHOR online application system. Written exam Entrance exams cover crucial scientific fields such as Evolution, Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Physiology, and Genetics. Knowledge of English terminology in these areas is required. Recommended textbooks for preparation include Ebbing-Gammon: General Chemistry, Stoker: General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry, Solomon-Martin-Martin-Berg: Biology, and Lodish: Molecular Cell Biology. You have to answer 20 Multiple-choice questions of each subject:

• Medical Biology
• Medical Chemistry
• General English
• Biomedical English

You have 20 minutes for each subject.

The personal interview focuses on professional attitude, affinity towards medical sciences, English communication skills, and knowledge of the above disciplines. In-person is the standard interview format, but Zoom might be used, depending on circumstances.