The University of Warmia and Mazury (UWM) in Olsztyn offers an English-taught medicine program for international students. The program is a popular choice for students planning to study medicine in Poland. 

For the 2026 academic year, students should review the key admission and study requirements before applying. This guide provides an overview of the UWM Medicine Program 2026 and the application support available through Qadri International.

About UWM

The University of Warmia and Mazury was founded in 1999. The university offers modern learning facilities, including laboratories, libraries, and clinical training environments that support medical education. The university is ranked 601 to 800th in the Medical and Health 2026 ranking by Times Higher Education.

Why Students Consider Poland for Medicine

Many students seek affordable, English-taught medical education in Europe. With growing interest in the field, Polish universities continue to attract international students and at UWM. 

Understanding the Program Structure

At most Polish medical schools, the program runs 12 semesters over six years, and UWM follows that same structure. Students planning to study MBBS/MD/Medicine in Poland in 2026 can expect a combination of foundational sciences and clinical training. In later years, the setting shifts to university-affiliated hospitals. The curriculum gradually introduces supervised clinical rotations throughout the program. 

Admission Requirements for 2026

Applicants must meet the requirements for UWM Medical School Admission and University of Warmia and Mazury Admission 2026. Eligibility criteria should be confirmed before applying. 

• Completed high school qualification with science subjects.
• English language certificate, if required
• Identification and supporting documents
• Passing the university’s entrance examination (based on the educational background)

Students should review the latest admission criteria before submitting an application. 

Tuition Fees and Living Expenses

Tuition fees are only one part of the total cost of studying abroad. Living expenses are an important part of the overall study budget. Olsztyn offers a relatively affordable cost of living for students.The estimated living costs range between EUR 6,000 and EUR 9,000 per year with the overall cost depending largely on the student’s lifestyle and spending preferences.

Degree Recognition and Future Planning

Degree recognition and medical registration requirements are determined by the regulations of the country where a graduate intends to practice. Students should look into the relevant medical authority’s requirements early. Additional exams, training, or documents may be required, depending on the country. The medical degree awarded by UWM is internationally recognized and accredited.

Student Life in Olsztyn

Olsztyn offers a peaceful environment for students throughout their studies. Most university facilities are located on the Kortowo campus, making daily student life convenient. An international student community helps new students settle into university life. 

Application Support Through Qadri International

International applications often involve documentation and admission requirements. Document preparation and administrative procedures are also important parts of the process. For students planning to pursue Medical Studies in Poland, application support can help simplify the process. Qadri International guides students through every stage of the application process, from university selection to departure preparation. Students considering UWM’s Medicine program for 2026 can contact Qadri International for guidance on eligibility and the application process.

For further information, contact Qadri International at +971 4 335 1390 or visit qadri-international.com/apply-now/.