Medical University of Gdańsk Admissions Guide
Everything you need to apply to Medical University of Gdańsk: entrance requirements, application deadlines, tuition and cost of living, and the Medical University of Gdańsk Entrance Exam.
At a glance
Medical University of Gdańsk in brief
- Entrance exam
- Medical University of Gdańsk Entrance Exam
- Language of instruction
- English
- Interview required
- Yes
- Tuition
- €15,100 / year
- Cost of living
- Mid-range among Poland's five medical-school cities — cheaper than Warsaw, pricier than Łódź or Lublin.
- Application deadline
- Provisional for 2027/2028: mirrors the 2026/2027 cycle (admission opens 18 March, deadline 15 July 2026, exam sittings 14 May – 30 July 2026); official 2027/28 dates not yet published
- Subjects tested
- Biology, Chemistry
Source: Medical University of Gdańsk Admissions · Verified 28 Sep 2026
Admission test
Medical University of Gdańsk Entrance Exam
Medical University of Gdańsk requires the Medical University of Gdańsk Entrance Exam for admission. Here are the essential figures.
- Total Questions
- 60
- Test Duration
- 90 min
- Main Sections
- 2
- Maximum Score
- 60
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What the exam tests
- Biology
- Chemistry
2 tested areas · Medical University of Gdańsk Entrance Exam
Application
Application requirements
- Entrance exam
- Required
- Biology, Chemistry
- Online, proctored via Zoom
- Interview
- Required
- Scholarship
- Not available
- Application fee
- €24
Student life
Living in Gdańsk as a medical student
Gdańsk is one of the few Polish medical schools in our catalogue to publish competitiveness figures: 72 places proposed for 2026 and 11.9 applicants per place in 2025, applicant data most Polish schools don't disclose. It's a Baltic coastal city in northern Poland, historically a major port and shipbuilding centre.
FAQ
Medical University of Gdańsk admissions FAQ
Yes. Medical University of Gdańsk delivers Medicine in English and runs its admission process in the same language.
At every Polish school in our catalogue, yes: each runs its own remotely proctored exam (Zoom, Microsoft Teams or a school platform), though a few Gdańsk sittings with recruitment partners were held in person in Norway in 2026. This guide includes the setup checklist and flags which format your target school uses.
No. There's no centralised Polish medical entrance exam. Each university writes, times and delivers its own, and question counts alone range from a 12-question oral exam to a 100-question written paper.
If you want to practise in Poland, or to rely on automatic recognition elsewhere in the EU or the UK's European registration route, yes. The LEK is Poland's mandatory final exam for practising in Poland, and the EU Directive's list of Polish medical qualifications pairs the diploma with the LEK certificate and the postgraduate internship certificate.
Yes, it's the 2027 edition, built from the latest admission rules Medical University of Gdańsk has published. Where a 2027 date or detail isn't published yet, confirm it with the university before you rely on it.
Yes. Medical University of Gdańsk-format practice sessions are available inside the simulator and align with the guide section by section.
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