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The basis for admission to Medicine in English are the following criteria:
– results of secondary school-leaving exam in either Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics or a module composed of at least of one of these three subjects;
– documented command of English at B2 level, according to the standards specified by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

The secondary school-leaving exam result of 30% or higher is sufficient to take up the studies.

The command of English may be confirmed by the following:


a) the results of the secondary school-leaving exam (candidates with the new secondary school-leaving exam and a secondary school-leaving exam taken abroad)
b) the result of the secondary school-leaving exam (candidates with the old secondary school-leaving exam)
c) entrance exam (foreign candidates whose secondary school-leaving exam did not include English or included only an oral exam in English)
d) one of the tertiary education diplomas or language certificates mentioned below

The documented command of English includes:


For candidates with the new secondary school-leaving exam the basis for admittance are the results of the written part in English – 60% or more at the advanced or bilingual level.
For candidates with the old secondary school-leaving exam, a good grade (4.0) or higher is required for the written part covering the advanced English teaching programme.
For the holders of the IB (International Baccalaureate) diploma, issued by the International Baccalaureate Organization based in Geneva, the admission requirement is the IB exam in English at the Higher Level (HL) – 4 points or more – which pertains to programmes with the language of instruction other than English.

The language qualifications necessary for studying are also recognised for candidates holding the IB (International Baccalaureate) diploma, issued by the International Baccalaureate Organization based in Geneva, for whom English was the language of instruction and examination – provided that this fact is documented by the school from which the candidate has graduated. It also pertains to candidates holding the EB (European Baccalaureate) diploma or a secondary school-leaving certificate issued abroad.

For candidates holding a secondary school-leaving certificate issued abroad, the basis for admission is a written secondary school-leaving exam in English confirming the command of English at B2 or higher level.

If a foreign secondary school-leaving certificate does not specify the level of command of English according to the CEFR, the candidate is obliged to present a certificate from the school or examination centre informing about the level achieved in the exam according to the CEFR.

The entrance exam conducted at the university or at examination centres may be taken by candidates whose secondary school-leaving exam abroad did not include English as an obligatory or additional subject or whose secondary school-leaving exam in English included only the oral part.

The list of diplomas of graduating from:
– philology studies in the subject area of English Philology or Applied Linguistics,
– foreign language teacher training colleges,
– higher studies abroad, where English was the language of instruction.

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https://en.ka.edu.pl/admissions/medicine-language-certificates/

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