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Medicine, Global Health profile


What are the effects of urbanization on certain aspects of health and diseases? How do demographic data and health statistics help identify major health issues of international concern? What sort of trends in diseases can be spotted in emerging economies?

Language

English

Duration

3 years (180 ECTS)

Degree

BSc in Medicine

Start programme

1 September 2012

Deadline for application

1 March

Tuition fee EU/EEA citizens

2012/2013: € 1,771 per year

Tuition fee Non-EU/EEA citizens

2012/2013: € 32,000 per year

Accreditation

Accredited by the Dutch Government

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General information

The Groningen BSc and MSc degree programmes have met with considerable appreciation from students, educational experts and quality assessment boards. Over 35,000 medical doctors have been trained in Groningen.

In the international BSc profile, special attention is paid to aspects of global health, such as emerging diseases, differences in health care systems and nutrition and health. During the Bachelor’s stage students must learn Dutch to facilitate communication with patients. The teaching in the follow-on MSc degree programme (also 3 years) is in Dutch.

Further education and career prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor’s programme in Medicine, Global Health profile may continue with the Master of Medicine programme of the University of Groningen (in Dutch!). Completion of this Master’s programme qualifies graduates to register as medical doctors in the Netherlands (and other European Union member states).

Graduates who want to pursue a career in medical research can apply for the Top Master’s programme in Medical and Pharmaceutical Drug Innovation or the Research Master’s programme in Clinical and Psychosocial Epidemiology.

Admission requirements

Pre-university education: For international students to be accepted into the programme they must have attained the necessary qualifications for admittance into a Bachelor’s in Medicine programme in their own country; these must be comparable to the Dutch VWO diploma, and include qualifications in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics.

Candidates whose native language is not English must provide adequate evidence of their proficiency in English. (e.g. TOEFL: 580 paper based, 237 computer based; IELTS: 6.5). > More information about the admission procedure

More information

International Bachelor’s programme in Medicine, Global Health profile
E-mail: admissionsmedicine@med.umcg.nl
Website: International Bachelor in Medicine, Global Health profile

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