Medicine

University of Oldenburg • University • Oldenburg

Overview

Admission requirements (Germany): The following qualifications are required for studying Human Medicine:
- General higher education entrance qualification

- General entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences in connection with one of the Professional training:

- General entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences obtained via a specialised secondary school in the subject of Health (NOT Health and Social Studies!)

- General entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences obtained via a specialised secondary school in the subject of Health and Social Studies, focus on Health Care

- Admission examination for medicine

- Previous vocational training consisting of three years of vocational training and three years of professional experience in the following professions:

Healthcare and Nursing
Healthcare and Paediatric Nursing
Midwifery
Medical assistants
Medical-technical laboratory assistants
Medical-technical radiology assistants
Medical-technical assistants for functional diagnostics

TMS test for the application for admission to the first semester
The Test for Medical Studies (TMS) is a subject-specific ability test that, in addition to the final grade from secondary school, has a high degree of predictability regarding success in medical study programmes. This test is not binding, but is recommended prior to submitting an application.

Admission requirements (Link): https://uol.de/studium/studiengang?id_studg=551

These data have been kindly made available to the DAAD by the German Rectors' Conference.