Medicine

EUC School of Medicine MD Program in Frankfurt Germany Following the many successes of the Medicine program at EUC, the new Frankfurt branch began operation in September 2022 with the same modern and innovative curriculum in this vibrant central-European location. Frankfurt is well-equipped to support the demands of a medical education, and the EUC program and facilities at the Frankfurt branch has been designed to prepare students for a successful career in medicine. With its well-developed healthcare sector, Frankfurt guarantees a first-class medical degree that will open doors to practice medicine globally. Download the Medicine - Frankfurt Branch Booklet. 5 Stars Distinction for MD Medicine  The EUC School of Medicine’s MD Medicine program has received the Five Stars distinction on the QS TOP UNIVERSITIES (QS Stars University Ratings) rating of institutions around the world. This rating of excellence was achieved, taking into account the program’s competitiveness and strength, overall student satisfaction, faculty-student ratio and graduate employment rate. Through rigorous and independent data collection and analysis of performance metrics, European University Cyprus also received Five Stars in teaching, employability, internationalization, online learning and inclusiveness. Accreditation by WFME By ensuring the highest scientific and ethical standards in medical education, EUC School of Medicine was accredited through the rigorous standards and procedures of the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME), ensuring the following:

• Global Mark of Recognition  The EUC Medical Education Program is fully compliant with globally accepted criteria endorsed by the World Health Organization, World Medical Associations and International Association of Medical Regulatory Authorities.
• ECFMG Eligibility for Medical Graduates EUC School of Medicine meets all requirements for Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) Certification required to study or work in the United States or Canada.

Collaboration with Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health The School of Medicine is an official host for the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health course “Principles and Practice of Clinical Research” (PPCR) which is taught online by Harvard School of Public Health faculty in Boston. The course is open to senior medical students, graduate students, faculty, staff and researchers interested in clinical research or more general academic research.   The PPCR course runs from March to  November, with a short summer break. A certificate from the Harvard School of Public Health certainly elevates one’s credentials. US Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) The School of Medicine has been approved by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG). With this approval, students and graduates of the EUC School of Medicine can apply to ECFMG to take  the US Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) for medical licensure in the US.   ECFMG certification is required to evaluate the qualifications of physicians wishing to pursue postgraduate studies to acquire specialization  in the United States as well as to be licensed to practice medicine  in the United States. Clinical Rotations Students do their clinical rotations in  public and private hospitals all over Cyprus, most notably  at the Larnaca and Nicosia General Hospitals. In addition, the network of associated hospitals in Cyprus includes the Institute of Neurology and Genetics, the Private Hospital Aretaineon, the Private Hospital Hippocrateion, the Apollonio Private Hospital, the IASO Children and IASO General Hospital, and the Hospitals of the Ygeia Group in Greece and Hadassah University Hospital, Hebrew University in Israel. Summer Externships The School of Medicine has established an international network for summer externships for practical training (clinical and research) of its students with renowned hospitals and universities abroad including Shriners Hospitals for Children (USA), Imperial College London (UK), Barts of the London School of Medicine (UK), Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel) and Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel) in  the Laboratory of Ada Yonath, Nobel Laureate and Honorary Professor of the EUC School of Medicine. Exclusive Collaborations for Clinical Training The EUC School of Medicine maintains exclusive collaboration agreements with some of the country’s most renowned medical centers including the German Oncology Center and the American Medical Center for students’  clinical training. Internal Market Information System (IMI) The School of Medicine, EUC is now officially recognised by the European Parliament and Council on the IMI (Internal Market Information System) platform. This provides the EUC Medical Graduates with a “European Professional Passport”, promoting their mobility to work or train within the European Economic Area.