For the specialisation General Medicine, the first three years are dedicated to preclinical training, and the last three years to clinical training. The preclinical cycle involves the study of fundamental subjects: anatomy, histology, biology, biochemistry, biophysics. For the past years, preclinical training has been updated acquiring a more and more pronounced clinical character, by correlating the information from preclinical subjects with their application into medical practice, and by introducing in the curriculum subjects such as NEUROSCIENCES and FIRST AID.

The aim is to provide graduates with the skills necessary for the quantitative analysis of the phenomena investigated in order to formulate conclusions that support decisions. To this end, teaching is structured in such a way as to complement the theoretical study with numerous laboratories and the possibility of carrying out internships in companies or public bodies.

The structure of an academic year is roughly as follows:
1. The winter semester starts in mid-September and ends approximately in mid-February, after the mid-term exams. Students have two weeks Christmas holiday and a week mid-term holiday.
2. The spring semester starts in late February and ends approximately at the beginning of July, after the summer exams. Students are entitled to three days Easter holiday, according to their faith.
3. Summer hospital practice and preparation of the dissertation for graduating students (20 working days, in July).

1. High school/ equivalent diploma or an affidavit for students who have not received their diploma until the deadline for receiving the files stating that, in case they are admitted, they will submit upon enrollment the original diploma (together with notarized copies and translations) until a certain date (the date is established depending on the country where the diploma was issued)

Online multiple-choice language test or a certificate/diploma explained in Minimal entry section

You can find all info about how to apply in the following document from the official website: Click here

or

contact isco@umft.ro + 40749031206 Mrs Dr. Nilima Kundnani

English/French programe: none,
self supported fee-based studies funding: scholarships/year (700 lei/month) based on exam grades during each year

Romanian programe: budgeted places or places with the tuition fee in lei (8200 lei/year)

Additional info about local scholarship: competitive entrance exam for the Romanian programe for budgeted places or tuition fee in lei

To set up the internship you must participate in one of the following international mobility programmes:

• Erasmus+ Mobility for traineeships
  This is the EU-promoted mobility programme enabling students to do a work placement abroad benefiting by a financial contribution.
• Erasmus+  Programme – Unipharma Graduates Project
  Mobility grants for traineeship abroad in European chemical, biological, biotechnological, pharmaceutical and pharmacological research centres to students and PHD students enrolled at one of Unipharma Graduates Project Partner Universities.
• Erasmus+ Programme – North South Traineeship Project
  Mobility grants for traineeship abroad in European enterprises, educational and research centres to students and PHD students enrolled at one of North South Traineeship Project Partner Universities.
• Erasmus+ Programme ” Sara Lab Project” Consortium 
  Mobility grants for students and Phd students enrolled at one of the Sara-Lab Consortium Partner Universities for traineeships in European companies, training and research centres in the field of Data Science and Big Data.
• Vulcanus Programme Europe-Japan
  Programme offering European students the possibility to do an internship in a Japanese industry.

6000 Eur/Year

Application fee
• Processing fee – 150 euro (non-refundable) – paid by bank transfer
• Confirmation fee – 200 euro (non-refundable) – paid by bank transfer
• Enrollment fee of 100 Lei (for the admitted RO/EU/EEA/CH citizens), paid directly to the university financial office, before completing the registration

May till July

1. Studies are conducted entirely in English during the first three years (the pre-clinical cycle). Starting with the fourth year studies will be conducted in Romanian, consequently students have to be able to speak Romanian because they will have to talk to Romanian patients in hospital and few of them (especially, elder patients) will know English.
2. Student card: All the students receive a student ID-card once they have completed their registration. The student ID-card is issued at the respective secretariats. Students from the EU/EEA/the Swiss Confederation have the right to discounts on public transportation, based on their student ID-card. Non-EU students do not benefit from any discount on public transportation.
3. Besides the various Christian churches and prayer houses, the city of Timisoara also has a mosque and a synagogue.