Bachelor in Medicine

The 6-year Doctor of Medicine program establishes core medical knowledge, diagnostic capabilities, clinical reasoning, and surgical fundamentals. The curriculum moves from foundational basic sciences (biology, chemistry, physics, anatomy, physiology) to system-based pathophysiology, clinical skills simulation, and full clinical clerkship rotations. Key program achievements include international WFME accreditation, high clinical residency placement rates in the US, UK, EU, and Canada, and early clinical placements. Graduates proceed to clinical residency programs, medical research positions, and specialized healthcare roles globally.

Academic Entry Requirements

Applicants require a High School Leaving Certificate or equivalent qualification (A-Levels, International Baccalaureate, or American High School Diploma) with high performance in Biology and at least one other science subject (Chemistry, Physics, or Mathematics). Graduate applicants holding a relevant Bachelor of Science degree can also apply for entry into year one.

Application Process

1. Online portal submission with academic transcripts and secondary school certificates.

2. Upload English language qualification documents.

3. Personal statement outlining motivations for medical practice.

4. Recommendation letters from science instructors or academic supervisors.

5. Structured admissions interview conducted online or in person.

Scholarships

The Medical School awards financial aid subsidies and merit scholarships to qualifying enrolled students starting from their second academic year based on academic performance.

Medical studies require full-time enrollment due to heavy clinical schedules. Non-EU international students hold statutory rights to work up to 20 hours per week under Cyprus student visa regulations during study terms.