how to study in belgium ?

[GOOD_MAN]

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i would like to know how to study medicine in Belgium
and i heard that in Belgium they study 3 years bachlor and 3 years as master
1_ so if I already have other bachlor degree in chemistry does that make a shortcut to study ?
2_ what is the tuition and fees ?
3_ what is the graduation rate ?

 

[Catalystik]

i would like to know how to study medicine in Belgium
and i heard that in Belgium they study 3 years bachlor and 3 years as master
1_ so if I already have other bachlor degree in chemistry does that make a shortcut to study ?
2_ what is the tuition and fees ?
3_ what is the graduation rate ?

Presumably, you are fluent in either French or Dutch?

International Medicine Forums are here: https://forums.studentdoctor.net/categories/international-medical-forums.75/

If you enter the Europe subforum and do a Search with the search term "Belgium" you will find related information. You might repost your questions there, or PM an active poster who seems knowledgeable, if you don't find answers to all your concerns.

 

[GOOD_MAN]

Presumably, you are fluent in either French or Dutch?

International Medicine Forums are here: https://forums.studentdoctor.net/categories/international-medical-forums.75/

If you enter the Europe subforum and do a Search with the search term "Belgium" you will find related information. You might repost your questions there, or PM an active poster who seems knowledgeable, if you don't find answers to all your concerns.

Thank you so much .

 

[GOOD_MAN]

Actually I believe Dutch, French and German are all official languages with English being a wide spread second language. In most, if not all, European countries,the study of medicine is connected directly to an undergraduate program, therefore, having a degree already would not be a shortcut. There are several English programs across Europe designed for Americans, but, of course, studying overseas reducing your chances of practicing medicine in the US by at least 50% and getting into a residency program that is both the specialty you may want and the geographic location you desire has very long odds. If you want to practice in the US, study in the US

If I study PhD in US with international md does make it easier to grant a residency program

 

[gyngyn]

If I study PhD in US with international md does make it easier to grant a residency program

Generally speaking the longer the time from clinical training , the harder it is to match.