Medical school of oradea university

Romania · Data completeness: high

The Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy at the University of Oradea (UO) , established in 1991, is one of Romania's largest public medical schools. It is highly popular among international students due to its Harvard-influenced curriculum and one of the most affordable English-medium programs in the European Union.

Overview

Fees

7,750 USD/month, 5,000/year

Eligibility

For the 2026 session, admission for international (Non: EU) students is typically based on file evaluation, while EU students may have to sit for an entrance exam
Academic Criteria: High school diploma with strong marks (typically 50: 60%+) in Biology and Chemistry
Indian Students: A qualifying NEET: UG score is mandatory to ensure eligibility to practice in India

Minimum marks
NEET

Programs & Highlights

Programs

The university offers a dedicated integrated Bachelor's and Master's degree in English:
Medicine (MD): A 6-year full-time program (360 ECTS).
Structure: The first 3 years focus on preclinical subjects (Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology), while years 4–6 are dedicated to intensive clinical training and rotations.
Clinical Exposure: Training takes place across six university clinical hospitals with nearly 3,000 beds, including the Municipal Clinical Hospital Dr. Gavril Curteanu

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Recognition

Accreditation: Fully accredited by the Romanian Ministry of Education (ARACIS) with a High Degree of Confidence rating.
Regulatory Bodies: Recognized by the WHO (WDOMS), NMC (India), ECFMG (USA), and the GMC (UK).
Ranking: Ranked in the #1401+ band in the QS World University Rankings 2026