Study Medicine in Germany
Study medicine in English in Germany and earn a degree recognized throughout the European Union. Your Dream School is here to help.
6 years
A full medical degree programme, leading to a medical qualification recognized throughout the European Union.
Professionally recognized
Degrees comply with Directive 2005/36/EC, so you can practise once you have registered with the medical council.
No numerus clausus
Admission by test (biology, chemistry, medical English): there is no lottery, and your chances depend on the strength of your application.
100% in English
Every programme offered by Your Dream School is taught entirely in English.
Where can you study medicine in Germany?
Two international campuses in Germany teach medicine in English, with a degree recognized throughout the European Union. Your Dream School helps you choose the programme that suits your profile and supports you all the way to admission.
University Targu Mures Medical Campus Hamburg. A 6-year medical programme (360 ECTS), taught entirely in English. You can choose to spend 2 years in Hamburg followed by 4 years in Târgu Mureș, or all 6 years in Germany. Intake in September. Fees of around €25,000 per year in Hamburg. Degree recognized throughout the European Union.
European University Cyprus, Frankfurt campus. A 6-year Doctor of Medicine (MD), taught 100% in English. Admission is based on your application and an interview, with no IMAT-style exam. Fees of €23,000 per year. Degree recognized in the European Union, by the UK’s General Medical Council and by the World Directory of Medical Schools.
Further reading: MMI interviews for medicine: format, typical stations and how to succeed.
Why study health sciences in Germany?
Germany offers medical programmes recognized throughout the European Union, with courses taught in English and open to international students. Admission is based on your application. Your Dream School supports you from preparing your application right through to the start of term.
Please note: these fees apply to the first two years; the cost then drops (to around €6,000 per year) for the rest of the programme, depending on the pathway you choose.
To find out more, read our guide: TU9 universities in Germany: which to aim for and how to apply.
Admission: test and timeline
German universities run their own entrance tests, focusing on biology, chemistry and medical English. With no numerus clausus for international students, everyone starts on an equal footing, provided their application is strong.
- December–February: applications open
- March–June: entrance tests
- March–July: final admissions
- September: start of term
Contact us before February to maximize your chances and prepare your application with peace of mind.
On the same topic, read our article: Getting into TU Munich: requirements, expected grades and how to apply.
Talk to an advisor
Our advisors will call you back and answer all your questions within 24–48 hours.
Also worth reading: Germany’s Job Seeker Visa: a guide for recent graduates.
Further reading: Studying in Germany: The Complete 2026 Guide (Universities, Visas, Costs).