Studying in Russia

Depending on the university a student is enrolled in—and there are several medical universities in Russia—the cost of studying medicine in Russia varies. We outline the price of attending a few Russian medical universities here: The "first year" of study in Russia costs roughly $7,000 per year, with six months of study time. This amount is broken down into $4,500 in costs, $1,500 for the first academic year, and $1,000 for rent (living and lodging).

The costs of studying medicine in this country are determined by the student's chosen specialization, the university where he wants to enroll, and the length of time he wants to spend studying. The annual costs for studying in Russian range from 3,000 to 4,500 dollars, while the annual cost for studying in English is approximately 8,500 dollars.

University of Kazan State Medicine Studying in English costs 2800 USD for the first year and another 2800 USD for the second and sixth years. Studying in Russian costs 2000 USD for the first year and 1700 USD for the second and sixth years. In addition to the annual premium of $100 for medical insurance, there is a $100 accommodation fee.

Volgograd State Medical University: The cost of studying in English at the university is 3200 USD for the first year and 3200 USD for the second through sixth year. The cost of studying in Russian is less, coming in at 2000 USD. These rates do not include housing.

Rostov State Medical University: First-year tuition, housing, health insurance, registration, visa extension, and arrival formalities are all included in the cost of studying in English at this university. Tuition for second through sixth years is also included in this fee, at $6,250 USD.

Kazan Federal University: Tuition, living expenses, and health insurance are included in the cost of attendance for the first year, which is $7200 USD, and for the second through sixth years, which is $6250 USD.

Required paperwork for a Russian student visa:

1. A 3.5 x 4.5-centimeter picture.
2. The student's passport, both original and copy.
3. The online application.
4. The authentic invitation to visit Russia in its original form.
5. A medical certification that the human immunodeficiency virus is negative. 6-A notary public-certified parent's consent, if the student is under the age of eighteen.

Documents and records needed to get a medical degree in Russia:

the initial entrance paperwork to the university.

The birth certificate of the original student.

the ID or personal card of the student.

The student's current passport, together with other necessary travel documentation.

A high school diploma or its equivalent, with 50% of the required subjects in physics, biology, and chemistry passed.

A copy of the high school diploma and a thorough grade summary, which must be translated and authenticated into Russian, should be sent with the university application.

A medical report from a government hospital attesting to the student's physical and mental well-being and providing the results of tests for hepatitis and AIDS.

Studying in Ukraine:

Six years are allotted for receiving a medical degree from Ukrainian universities, which is the same as the British Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Surgery degree. The total tuition costs for the academic year in Ukrainian institutions in the "first year" amount to approximately $7,500. This amount is broken down into $1,000 for rent (living and housing) and $4,500 for other expenses over the first $2,000 of study.

While there is some variation in the cost of education among Ukrainian universities, it is still relatively small. Depending on the university or college you select to study medicine at in Ukraine, the cost of your first year can range from $3,000 to $7,000. The entire cost of attending Ukrainian medical colleges and earning a bachelor's degree in medicine is between $28,000 and $40,000.

For international medical students, the majority of Ukrainian medical colleges typically charge an annual fee of $4,000, though this might vary from university to university.

requirements for pursuing a medical degree in Ukraine:

The applicant must submit an application to study medicine in Ukraine along with a white-background personal photo.

a copy of a passport that is good for a year or two.

A verified translation of a high school transcript or certificate into Ukrainian or English.

The emphasis is on the academic subjects you studied in high school, particularly English, that are relevant to the career you wish to pursue.

You need to do well in these areas. The student's birth certificate is in copy form.

The maximum age of the student is thirty years old.

The cost of the student's account for a few administrative items, like the invitation letter and visa, is about $400.

The following are the top medical schools in Ukraine:

Donetsk National Medical University, Bogomolets National Medical University, Kyiv Medical University, and Karazin Kharkiv National University.

Studying in Sudan

Studying in Sudan is thought to be the least expensive when compared to other nations; a medical degree there costs $2,500 a year, which covers housing, food, and other study-related costs. One of the main benefits of studying in Sudan is that there are no travel restrictions and no high school graduation requirements. Citizens can enter the country at any time with a valid passport.

The Sudan 2022 medical school fees are as follows:

Human medicine tuition ranges from $3,000 to $4,500.

- $3,000. College of Physiotherapy.

The original high school diploma, validated by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is one of the prerequisites for studying in Sudan.

The original certificate of birth.

Four images.

a current passport.

Years spent studying medicine in Sudan: The length of time students spend studying medicine (human medicine) in Sudan varies amongst universities; in roughly 70% of the universities, the study period is five years; in the remaining universities, it is six years; and in various Sudanese universities, the study period is five years.

Human medicine tuition at Sudanese public universities is as follows: University of Gezira, one of the greatest medical schools in Africa and the Arab world, 12 thousand US dollars.

Managil University: $3000 USD.

The University of Butana costs $3,500 USD.

Bahri University: six thousand US dollars.

Sennar University: 3500 US dollars.

$3,500 USD at Nile Valley University.

Gedaref University: $3,500 U.S.

The cost of tuition for human medicine at private colleges in Sudan:

4500 US funds for Nile University.

The cost of Garden City University is $4,000.

The cost at Ibn Sina University is $4,500 USD.

3500 US dollars for Nabta College.

3000 US dollars for Ibn Khaldun College.

3000 US dollars at Abdullah Al-Badri University.

Dentistry tuition at state universities in Sudan:

The cost at Shendi University is $3,500 USD.

Three thousand US dollars from Managil University.

Five thousand US dollars to Red Sea University.

University of Khartoum: 8 thousand US dollars.

Nilein: 7 thousand US dollars.

Al-Jazeera: 8 thousand US dollars.

Dentistry tuition at private Sudanese universities:

Nile University costs $4,500 USD.

Three thousand US dollars to Nabta College.

Riyadh College: US $3,500.

Four thousand US dollars to Al-Nahda College.

The University of Expatriates is worth $5,000 USD.

Five thousand US dollars for College of Life.

The cost of Garden City University is $4,000.

The cost at Ibn Sina University is $4,500 USD.

Al-Fajr University: $3,500 USD.

Apart from the tuition rates specified by each university, students are also responsible for covering living expenses in Sudan, which include housing, food, transportation, and other necessities. Generally speaking, however, living expenses are rather inexpensive. For instance, depending on the location and features of the home, the monthly rental rate can vary from 250 to 500 Egyptian pounds.