European medical schools

European medical schools are universities that train students to become doctors through a comprehensive program that combines classroom learning, laboratory work, and clinical practice. Typically lasting six years, these programs cover medical sciences, patient care, and practical skills. Admission often requires completing pre-university education and passing entrance exams. After graduation, students usually undertake internships and additional licensing steps before practicing independently. Many European countries have reputable institutions with advanced facilities, and the training standards are aligned with European Union regulations, ensuring high-quality medical education and patient safety.