Important information about the study of medicine in Turkey
We are supposed to provide the most important and up-to-date information regarding this subject and its branches, given the growing demand for medical studies in Turkey and the huge number of students' questions about everything related to this educational branch, including the number of years of study, university installments, and the preparatory year imposed by universities on their students.
Table Of Contents
- What do you know about the preparatory year when studying medicine in Turkey?
- Faculties of human medicine in public universities that require preparatory year study in language
- Faculties of human medicine in private universities that require preparatory year study in language
- How many years of medical studies in Turkey?
- How are scientific plans distributed over years of medical studies in Turkey?
What do you know about the preparatory year when studying medicine in Turkey?
It is usually agreed that students with a high school diploma should start studying in their chosen specialties, without having to study a preparatory year before university.
This is only applicable in the employment areas in Turkey, although students whose language will be an obstacle to their education must study a preparation year for the language before entering university.
Some Turkish institutions require students to register in medical school to take the TOMER test and obtain a high score.
21 Turkish private and public universities require students to complete a preparation year in English unless they meet the required language level. Please see the table below:
Faculties of human medicine in public universities that require preparatory year study in language
Ataturk University Faculty of Medicine (English) |
Gazi University Faculty of Medicine |
Gaziantep University Faculty of Medicine |
Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine |
Inonu University Faculty of Medicine |
Istanbul Cerrahpasa University Faculty of Medicine |
Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine |
Marmara University Faculty of Medicine |
Mugla Sıtkı Koçman University Faculty of Medicine |
19 May University Faculty of Medicine |
Yildirim Beyazit University Faculty of Medicine |
Karadeniz Technical University Faculty of Medicine |
Faculties of human medicine in private universities that require preparatory year study in language
Acibadem Mehmet Ali Aydınlar University Faculty of Medicine |
Altinbas University Faculty of Medicine |
Bahçeşehir University Faculty of Medicine |
Başkent University Faculty of Medicine |
Medipol University Faculty of Medicine |
Okan University Faculty of Medicine |
İstinye University Faculty of Medicine |
Izmir University of Economics Faculty of Medicine |
Koç University Faculty of Medicine |
Maltepe University Faculty of Medicine |
TOBB University of Economics and Technology Faculty of Medicine |
Yeditepe University Faculty of Medicine |
How many years of medical studies in Turkey?
It is known that the duration of study of human medicine in Turkey is 6 years. These years are divided into two parts: 4 years of education, which is considered as a leave (bachelor's degree), and the remaining two years are considered as higher education (after university), i.e. the graduate of these colleges is considered to have a degree (Doctor of Human Medicine).
How are scientific plans distributed over years of medical studies in Turkey?
All students should study 6 years in medical specialties, with these six years divided into two parts: 4 years of lectures and theoretical lessons, in which the student learns basic medical sciences: (anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology...) and clinical sciences: (internal surgery...). Those years are equivalent to obtaining a bachelor's degree in college, and the last two years serve as practical lessons in which you receive practical education in the Faculty of Medicine. Once a student completes these six years, he will be able to acquire a medical degree from Turkish universities.
After these six years, students who graduate as general practitioners from certain medical colleges in Turkey have the chance to take the so-called "medical specialty test," which is held at health centers. Then, based on the scores he receives in this examination, he will be eligible to practice in one of two medical specialties: intern medicine or surgery.
Important advice for those who want to study medicine
Many students and parents are enticed to study a certain profession based on the outcomes without considering the difficulty and effort of the route. God created varied natures, and each human being must recognize his or her desires and abilities before settling on an academic career.
The student should also remember that during his university trip, he is planning his future with his own hands and that the good choice of the appropriate branch, in addition to recognizing the abilities and desires, and recognizing the need of the labor market in society to the competence chosen, are the ingredients for success in the university student's career and working life.
Human medicine is one of the most significant and challenging professions to specialize in since it requires a good memory, a great capacity to acquire and retain information, and double effort. Those who chose this path must be completely aware of their decision and the hardships that await them.
The student must also recognize that he has selected a field that will bring him into contact with people, particularly the sick, and that he must prepare himself for the human career he has chosen.
In Conclusion: We hope that in this article we have answered some important questions in your mind.
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