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Masaryk University, Faculty of Medicine

Masaryk University Faculty of Medicine, founded in 1919 in Brno, Czech Republic, offers General Medicine and Dentistry programmes. Combining scientific foundations with hands-on clinical training, it attracts international students and prepares healthcare professionals for global practice in a modern, research-driven environment.

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Masaryk University Faculty of Medicine

About the Masaryk University

Masaryk University Faculty of Medicine is the medical school of Masaryk University, a major public university in Brno, Czech Republic, founded in 1919 as one of the earliest faculties of the university. It has grown into a dynamic centre for medical education, research and clinical training with a modern campus in the Brno‑Bohunice area and a strong focus on preparing future healthcare professionals for global practice.

The Faculty of Medicine educates students in both General Medicine and Dentistry, blending strong scientific foundations with hands‑on clinical experience. Its programmes attract students from around the world, offering a supportive, diverse international learning environment.

Top Reasons to Join Masaryk University

International Recognition & Academic Excellence

Masaryk University offers medical and dental degrees recognized across the EU and globally, providing strong scientific foundations and quality education for future healthcare professionals.

Clinical Training & Research Opportunities

Students gain early hands-on clinical experience, complemented by advanced simulation learning, and can participate in ongoing interdisciplinary research projects.

Student Life & Multicultural Environment

A diverse international student body enjoys Brno’s vibrant, affordable, and culturally rich city, fostering a supportive and engaging academic community.

Student Support

Career Support

Academic advising, clinical placement guidance and assistance with postgraduate pathways.

Housing

Help with finding student housing in Brno, including university dormitories and private options.

Scholarships

Various funding opportunities and scholarships may be available for eligible students.

International Student Assistance

Dedicated support for admissions, orientation and academic advising for students from abroad.

Outlook

To be recognised internationally as a forward‑looking medical faculty that trains competent, ethical and compassionate healthcare professionals who are prepared to meet the health needs of diverse populations.

Institutional Purpose

The Faculty is committed to delivering comprehensive medical education rooted in scientific excellence, real‑world clinical exposure and research involvement. It emphasises practical skills, patient‑centred care and evidence‑based practice while promoting lifelong learning and professional development.

Programs Offered

General Medicine (MD / Long‑Cycle Master’s)
A 6‑year General Medicine programme designed to build deep foundational knowledge alongside clinical competencies, leading to a Doctor of Medicine‑equivalent qualification recognised internationally.
Dentistry (DDS/DMD)
A 5‑year Dentistry programme combining theoretical instruction with clinical dental training, preparing students for professional practice in oral healthcare.
Other Health & Pre‑Clinical Programmes
The Faculty also supports related bachelor and master‑level programmes in fields such as nursing, physiotherapy, paramedic practice and additional health sciences (primarily taught in Czech) alongside postgraduate and doctoral studies.

Accreditations & Recognitions

  • Listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS), confirming its operational status and global visibility for medical education.
  • Degrees from the Faculty of Medicine are recognised across the European Union and internationally, allowing graduates to pursue postgraduate training and licensure in many countries, subject to local regulatory requirements.
  • Eligible for certification through entities such as the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) for graduates meeting additional criteria, a key step for practising in the United States.
Clinical Clerkships & Rotations
Students at the Faculty of Medicine gain clinical experience through rotations and clerkships at affiliated hospitals and medical institutions in Brno, including St. Anne’s University Hospital, University Hospital Brno and other clinical centres. These placements cover major medical specialties such as Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Psychiatry and more, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge in real‑world settings.
Faculty & Academic Excellence
The Faculty’s academic team includes experienced clinicians, researchers and educators engaged in both teaching and scientific work. Students benefit from state‑of‑the‑art educational facilities, including one of Central Europe’s most advanced medical simulation centres, which supports practical training and skill development before students work with real patients.

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Frequently asked questions

Admission to the English‑taught programmes typically requires a recognised high school diploma, proficiency in English and success in faculty entrance examinations that test subjects like Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Yes. The medical and dentistry degrees from Masaryk University are recognised across the EU and many other regions, enabling graduates to pursue postgraduate training and licensure abroad, subject to local requirements.
Clinical rotations take place at affiliated university hospitals and medical centres in Brno and surrounding regions, covering key disciplines essential for clinical practice.
Tuition fees vary by programme and student status; applicants should consult the official faculty admissions pages for current fee information.
Graduates often enter postgraduate training and residency programmes in Europe, North America and other regions, backed by broad recognition of their degrees.