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Yes. Many leading Turkish universities offer their medical (MD) programs entirely in English, so international students can complete their medical degree without needing Turkish first.
For most universities you need a high-school diploma with strong results in science subjects such as Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Many private universities require no entrance exam - a diploma, transcript and passport are usually enough to apply.
Tuition for English-taught medicine at private universities usually ranges from about USD 12,000 to 25,000 per year, depending on the university. Scholarships of up to 20% are available, and living costs in Turkey are affordable compared with Europe and the US.
Yes. Turkish medical schools are listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS) and recognized by bodies such as the WHO and ECFMG (for the USMLE), so graduates can sit licensing exams in many countries worldwide.
The medical (MD) program in Turkey takes 6 years, including pre-clinical studies and clinical rotations in university hospitals.
At most private universities no entrance exam such as YOS or SAT is required. Admission is based on your high-school diploma and transcript, and we guide you through the full application from start to finish.
In most cases yes. Because Turkish medical degrees are internationally listed and recognized, graduates can return home and sit their national licensing exam - for example PLAB, USMLE or a local board exam - to practice.
Applying is simple: send us your diploma, transcript and passport, and we handle the rest - choosing the right university, submitting your application, and guiding you through admission, visa and enrollment, free of charge.