Admission Information

Detailed Information for Admission 2027/2028

General Information	Conditions of Study
Tuition Fees	Recognition of Previous University Study
Basic Conditions of Admission	Enrolment
Entrance Examination Requirements	Visas/Temporary Stay Permission/Permit de Sojourn
Entrance Examination Waiver	Cost of Living and Accommodation
Application Process	How to Access Brno
Official Representatives of the Medical Faculty	Useful Tips from Higher Year Medical and Dental Students

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General Information

Masaryk University Medical Faculty provides two programmes of study through the medium of the English language: a six-year Master Degree Programme of General Medicine, a five-year Master Degree Programme of Dentistry, and five-year Master Degree Programme of Specialist for Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology.

• The curriculum for General Medicine leads to a diploma degree in "Medicinae Universae Doctor" (abbreviated to MUDr., placed in front of the holder’s name). MUDr. is equivalent to M.D., i.e. Doctor of Medicine.
• The curriculum for Dentistry results in a diploma degree in "Medicinae Dentium Doctor" (abbreviated to MDDr., placed in front of the holder’s name). MDDr. is equivalent to Doctor of Dentistry.
• The curriculum for Specialist for Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology results in a diploma degree in " Master of Science " (abbreviated to MSc., placed in front of the holder’s name).

Tuition is through the medium of English. Students are also obliged to undertake training and pass examinations in the Czech language at the end of their first, second, third, and fourth years of study. This is necessary in order to be able to communicate with patients in Czech once they enter practical clinical training in hospitals.

Our degrees are fully recognised in the EU, the USA and in most other countries and is in accordance with Directive 2005/36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications. For information on conditions for full registration and recognition of the diploma degree in Medicine, successful graduates should apply to the local authorities and professional bodies within the country they want to practice medicine. Our Faculty of Medicine is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools.

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Tuition Fees

• Full General Medicine Tuition Fee is CZK 380,000.00 per academic year.
• Full Dentistry Tuition Fee is CZK 400,000.00 per academic year.
• Full Specialist in Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology Tuition Fee is CZK 150,000.00 per academic year.   

 

The cancellation fee will apply in cases where a student has paid the tuition fee but subsequently decides not to enrol in the study programme. In such cases, CZK 25,000.00 will be retained as a cancellation fee to cover administrative and organizational costs in connection with the admission and enrolment process.

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Basic Conditions of Admission

Every applicant must have successfully completed secondary education (i.e. secondary school, high school, college, etc.) and been rewarded with a final certificate/ diploma (e.g. A-level certificate with 3 A-Level subjects, IB diploma, etc.).

All applicants must provide their secondary school results and the final certificate/diploma in order to have their secondary education recognized in the Czech Republic.

Recognition of secondary education is required for the enrolment. Administrative fee for the recognition in the amount of CZK 990 must be paid online before the enrolment.

Every applicant must successfully pass the entrance examination tests (see information below). The applicant is allowed to sit the entrance examination only once per admission year.

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Entrance Examination Requirements

For all English-taught study programmes, applicants are admitted on the basis of a written entrance examination consisting of three separate multiple-choice tests in Chemistry, Biology and Physics.

Each written test contains 40 multiple choice questions with five possible answers out of which only one answer is correct. Each test takes 50 minutes. No periodic tables or other reference materials are necessary, apart from a simple calculator.

• The acceptance pass mark in General Medicine is 60%.
• The acceptance pass mark in Dentistry is 65%.
• The acceptance pass mark in Specialist for Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology is 50 %.

The Dean decides about the number of accepted students. Students with higher score will have priority in admission, students passing the entrance exam with lower score will be offered places, in case students with higher score refuse places. In certain countries an oral interview in English language can be required as part of the entrance examination.

The lists of topics for the entrance tests in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics and Sample tests are available here.(doplnit odkaz na stránku entrance exam preparation)

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Entrance Examination Waiver

The applicant can be exempted from the entrance examination under following conditions. It applies for General Medicine and Clinical Embryology only, not Dentistry:

• Applicants from USA and Canada can be accepted on the basis of MCAT tests results (minimum 24 or 500 points according to a year of passing) or DAT tests results (minimum 20 points). It is mandatory for US applicants to submit MCAT test results as a part of their admission procedure.
• Applicants from France can be accepted on the basis of PACES/MMOP results.
• Applicants with A-level examination results from the academic year 2025/2026 at the latest can be accepted on the basis of minimum scores A (Chemistry), A (Biology), B (Physics).
• Applicants with International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB): minimum achieved grades of 35 points overall (including from EE/TOK) with a total of 19 points from HL Biology and HL Chemistry and one of HL/SL Physics. The test must not have been taken before the academic year 2025/2026.
• Applicants from Germany can be accepted based on Abitur average equal or less than 1.70; in Switzerland equal or more than 5.50. The applicant must not have graduated from high school before the 2025/2026 school year.

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Application process

Applicants must apply via our official in-country representatives listed on our website. Our e-application is to be found on our website: Electronic Applications for exams via agencies abroad (open from 2. 1. 2027 to 31. 7. 2027). Applicants also have to attach the transcript/certificate of the previous school year or the final diploma.

In the e-application, applicants will see all information on:

• submission of the e-application
• e-application acceptance confirmation
• the decision on acceptance or non-acceptance to study

 

The deadlines for submitting e-applications for exams abroad are basically two weeks prior to exams. Applicants should contact our official representatives in the selected countries listed below and sit the entrance examinations in following countries.

Non-EU nationals may take the entrance exam from January to April exceptionally May. After that, they are not permitted to sit the entrance exam in order to complete the visa application procedure in time for the enrolment at the University. Entrance exams in June/July are available for EU citizens only.

 

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Conditions of Study

The conditions of study are stated in a contract and other documents, called the Contract between the Masaryk University Faculty of Medicine and the Student, the Rules of Study and Examinations and the Disciplinary Rules of the Masaryk University Faculty of Medicine. 

Study Examination Regulations

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Recognition of Previous University Study

All applicants must take and pass the entrance exam, regardless of whether they have previously studied at Masaryk University or at another university. No exceptions are made.  

After being admitted and enrolled at Masaryk University, students who have previously studied at the Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University (MED MUNI) may apply for recognition of certain courses completed as part of their previous, unfinished studies at MED MUNI. In accordance with Section 12 of the Study and Examination Regulations, compulsory and elective courses, including their credit value, may be recognised provided that no more than three years have elapsed between their completion and enrolment in the current study programme.

Courses completed at any other university or institution cannot be recognised, regardless of the duration or level of the previous study. Students with previous studies at other institutions will therefore always be enrolled in the first year of the study programme.

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Enrolment

Enrolment for the academic year 2027/2028 will take place in September 2027 during the week prior to the beginning of the autumn semester. The dates will be announced in the Letters of Acceptance, which will be posted to students. 

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Visas/Temporary Stay Permission/Permit de Sojourn

All non-EU citizens who come to study in the Czech Republic are obliged to get a visa prior to entry into the country. Non-EU applicants are therefore obliged to apply for visas as soon as possible at Czech Embassies. It is recommended to start the visa process immediately after receiving the admission documents because the visa procedure takes about three months.

Students are obliged to present a health travel insurance plan purchased from a Czech insurance company.  The recommended insurance company is Pojišťovna VZP, a. s.

Detailed information on visa process and medical insurance is available here. 

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Cost of Living and Accommodation

• Foreign citizens have to support themselves fully, including full tuition fees, books, accommodation and meals.
• Foreign citizens may be eligible for an accommodation scholarship granted by Masaryk University.
• Accommodation in the Students’ Hall/Dormitories costs approximately EUR 200.00 per month (2 people in a shared room). Room booking is provided online.
• 3 Meals a day in an academic refectory cost around EUR 8.00 per day.
• A 3-month ticket for public transport costs EUR 26.00.
• Further information will be provided on enrolment.

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How to Access Brno

Direct flights to the airport in Brno are limited to Ryanair. Other flights: Czech Airlines, or any other flight companies to Prague or Vienna (Austria), with the following coach/train transfers to Brno. From both airports, you can also use Student Agency Ltd. “yellow” buses to get to Brno. For further details about transport connections to Brno and our Campus, see our link “Transportation in Brno” and Wikitravel.

 

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Useful Tips from Higher Year Medical and Dental Students

In case you would like to get more information about the study life at our faculty, you can reach out to our Student Ambassadors: https://www.med.muni.cz/en/applicants/ambassadors or to MIMSA (Masaryk International Medical Student’s Association): https://www.mimsaonline.com/.

 

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