Study medicine in Ireland
1 English-taught medical program in Ireland accepting international applicants.
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| # | Degree | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | RCSI University of Medicine and Health SciencesDublin, Ireland · 5 or 6 years | IrelandDublin | MB BCh BAO | 5 or 6 years | $71,300 |
RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences
Dublin, Ireland
RCSI in Dublin offers an English-taught undergraduate medicine degree lasting five or six years depending on entry qualifications, plus a four-year graduate-entry route. It is one of the more expensive options in Europe for non-EU students, and students have patient contact from early in the programme. Clinical placements run through Irish teaching hospitals and community settings.
- Degree
- MB BCh BAO, taught in English
- Length
- 5 or 6 years (6 includes a Foundation Year; 4-year Graduate Entry Medicine also offered)
- Tuition
- ≈ $71,300 / year (2027/28)
- Intakes
- September
- Clinical years
- Clinical training takes place across a network of teaching hospitals, primary care and community settings in Ireland, supported by RCSI's clinical simulation facility.
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