STUDY MEDICINE IN SERBIA

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• A fast-developing country with modern architecture
• Medical schools ranked as one of the best in Europe
• A world-class education at affordable tuition fees
• High standard of living at low costs
• Constant access to libraries, clinics, hospitals and other training facilities provide students with extra knowledge and experience
• Safe country with many green areas and historical heritage
• Globally recognised diplomas that grant you the right to practice everywhere around the globe

Tuition prices in Serbia are among the lowest in Europe for English-speaking programmes. Fees for Medicine range from €6,000 to €7,000 per year. Dentistry costs €5,500 at the University of Novi Sad. Since the educational quality in Serbia is up to European standards, the country offers very high value to international students.

Furthermore, some universities offer preparatory entrance exam courses in Biology and Chemistry for €500 per subject. You can even enrol for a full pre-med year for around €2,750.

Serbian medical universities offer high-quality education at very advantageous costs for international students. A degree from Serbia will earn you worldwide recognition from medical boards, but this is the least you will get. Earning a degree here will make you incomparably worldly-wise because Serbia has its own worthwhile story to tell.

Furthermore, there is a more practical reason to choose the country for medical education. Serbia is a thriving location for medical tourism, especially dental healthcare and corrective and elective surgeries. The educational system works with many experienced doctors and students' academic and clinical preparation benefits from their expertise.

Serbia is a very eclectic country in both cultural and geographical senses. The northern plains and valleys, with their Austro-Hungarian history, resemble Central European architecture and general esthetics. On the other hand, the southern mountains have distinct Balkan and even Mediterranean cultural impacts. The West and the East carry the respective echoes of the Venice Republic and the Ottoman Empire, the Alps and the Carpathians.

Naturally, this variety has a lovely effect on the types of activities, landmarks, and food available in Serbia. Kayaking through river rapids or boating in the Danube? Check. Hiking and skiing in the mountains or cycling in the plains? Check.

In terms of landmarks, Serbia has majestic temples, such as the Zica Monastery with its red walls or the marble spires of the Valide Sultan Mosque, to name a few. The Skull Tower in Nis is a macabre monument of turbulent times. At the same time, the Golubac Fortress on the Danube and the rock sculpture of Decebalus are reminders of immortal glory. The country truly is a cornucopia of historical landmarks, and with 12 centuries of history, no one should expect anything less.

Furthermore, Serbia has marvellous eclectic cuisine that unites the best dishes of the Balkan, Mediterranean, and Central-European cuisines. This is the country where goulash (Hungarian), moussaka (Greek), sarma (Turkish), and ajvar (Serbian) meet together in a delicious experience. The food is perfectly complemented by superb local wines and the world-renowned Slivovitz (plum brandy).

Last but not least, Serbian music is a cultural phenomenon that has shaped generations in the Balkans. The local music scene has a distinct and profound sound in all popular styles, and while it touches on unique Serbian themes, it reaches the very core of the human condition.