This unique MD specialization program is developed, organized, managed to provide on going medical training to participating Indian Medical graduates. The participating graduates get a global exposure while studying and upon earning the degree,

they will have wider knowledge and as a result employment opportunities all over the world, including in the European Union countries.

The faculty of medicine in Slovakia was established in 1948 as a branch of the faculty of Medicine of the Slovak University, later Comenius University in Bratislava. Then in 1959 the faculty of Medicine and the Philosophical faculty joined leading to the creation of a new university in East Slovakia; Safarik University in Kosice, now know as the Pavol Jozef Safarik University.

 

Areas of Specialization

Participating Medical Graduates (students) have the opportunity to specialize in any of the following areas:

 

Internal Medicine Urology Traumatology Dentistry Neurology Neurosurgery Surgery Hematology &Blood Transfusion Gynaecology & Obstetrics Endocrinology Diabetology Dermatovenerology

Occupational Medicine Gastroenter Surgery Maxilofacial Surgery Pediatrics Rheumatology Respiratory Diseases and Tuberculosis General Medicine Radiology Infectious Diseases Geriatrics Anesthesiology

Eligibility

Minimum qualification for attending the MD specialization program would be that the candidate must have MBBS degree from any Government of India approved Medical Colleges, Universities or Medical Institutes.

FAQs

Thoughts to ponder!!!
You have an opportunity to study and earn MD specialization from one of the prestigious Europe University. In reality you getting global exposure while you are studying and upon earning your degree, you will have more employment opportunities all over the world, including in the European Union countries. Getting your MD from India is good but does it provide the same opportunities as earning your MD from PJSU FM?
Besides, can all MBBS Indian graduates get admission for MD in India? If so, who long have they to wait? How much preparation and coaching have they to go through to get admission? How much money have they to spend? How much benefits do they get compare to our MD degree? With us, you are getting a best alternative to the Indian MD. Think and evaluate the pros and cons for studying with us.

1Why should I choose PJSU FM for my MD Specialization?

Pavol Jozef Safarik University Faculty of Medicine (PJSU FM) is a well renowned Medical University in the European Union. It has a history of over 3 Centuries and our Medical Degrees are recognized in the European Union Countries and the US Medical Boards. The degrees offered by the PJSU FM are also recognized by the WHO. Over the years PJSU Faculty of Medicine has granted well over 10,000 MD and PhD degrees in the Medical field and our graduates are working many parts of the world. The current structure of Pavol Jozef Safarik University includes four faculties - Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Public Administration. At our University more than 5 700 students are studying. At the University 1250 staff members (500 teachers and 95 research staff) are working.

2Is the PJSU FM degree recognized by the Indian Medical Council?

Currently we are in the process of completing the documentation process for receiving the formal reorganization from the Indian Medical Council. Since this is first time we are taking Indian Medical (MBBS) graduates for the MD specialization program, there was no need to apply for the Indian Medical Council's approval in the past. Considering the history of Our University and its reputation around the world, this should not be difficult. We believe that the Indian Medical Council would approve our University upon completion of their degree. The evaluation process may take few months but it will have no bearing on the students who would be studying in the University now or would be enrolling for the coming batches. On the other hand, our graduates can take the simple Indian Medical board exam, as a foreign University degree holder for getting the official reorganization for their MD degree in India

3How can I submit my application or Apply Online?

In order to submit an application, you will need to download it from Here, fill it in, and submit the paper application form to your local GBT office. Or You can Apply Online Here

4What are the application process and admission criteria for the MD Specialization program?

Download the applications from the net, fill in the necessary information?s and furnish all required documents. Minimum qualification for attending the MD specialization program would be that the candidate must have MBBS degree from any Government of India approved, Medical Colleges or any other Medical Universities or Medical Institutes.

5Can I apply to the MD Specialization program online?

Yes. You can Apply Online Here

6Can I work while I am studying with PJSU FM?

After the first semester is completed, participating students would able to do part time work and can earn money.

7How can I get my Slovakian Visa after my admission with PJSU FM?

After submitting the necessary documents to GBT's local representative, GBT's European office will complete the formalities and arrange the Slovskian visa, which will then be send to the candidate through GBT?s local representative office.

8Is it safe to study and live in Slovakia?

Slovakia is a multi-cultural country, with unique inter cultural relationships and well-known hospitality. Slovakia is safe and part of the European Union since 2004. For detailed information see (Link to the web site address of Slovakia www.kosice.sk )

9Can I travel to other European Union Countries while I am studying with PJSU FM?

Yes, students can travel to other European Union countries with the permission of PJSU FM.

10Can I work in European Union countries after my Graduation?

Yes, qualified graduates of PJSU FM have the opportunity to travel and work in any European Union Countries.

11Can I bring my families to Slovakia, while I am studying with PJSU FM?

Yes, students can bring their families if he/she has proper financial resources to support the family.

12Can I get family accommodation while I am with PJSU FM?

Yes, family accommodation facilities are available to students upon special request. However, all the formalities & details have to be finalized with GBT representative.

 

 

OUR PARTNER

1. Powel Jozef Safarik University
       

:History
The tradition of higher education in Kosice goes back to the year 1657, when the bishop Benedict Kishdy founded an Academy by the Memorandum of “Studium Universale” and presented it with 40 000 tallers (by way of a dot). The Academy or the University started up managed by the Jesus’ Community Jesuits. The University of Kosice Golden Bull issued on the 6th of August 1660 by the Roman emperor Leopold I. granted the University the same privileges as to all the other universities of the Habsburg Monarchy in Vienna, Prague, Koln, Graz, Trnava, Olomouc The structure of the “Academia Cassoviensis” was similar to that of other universities managed by Jesuits, determined by the Study Rules -“Ratio Studiorum”. Rector, Vice-rector and Chancellor stood at the head of the University, Faculties were represented by Deans. Alongside the Philosophical and the Law Faculties, the Theological Faculty was the strongest. Study at the Philosophical Faculty was dedicated first of all to Philosophy, History and Languages, but the lectures included also natural sciences, e.g. Physics, Mathematics, Geography and Botany.
 
The Kosice University was well known for its excellent professors Martin Palkovic, Samuel Timon, Stefan Kaprinai, Karol Wagner, Juraj Sklenar, Michal Lipsic, distinguished for dissemination of the new Physics in the Monarchy, and others. Regular and extraordinary professors were giving lectures to the students of all the Hungary nationalities. The lectures were given in Latin. The University had its own library, church, printing station and it was also connected to other institutions, a high school, seminary and convict or to vassal villages and other estate administration, for instance. The University was in possession of more villages in Spis County, at Abov and Zemplin See; it owned also one of the Gemer county towns, Jelsava. The university significantly influenced the advancement of science, educational attainment and spiritual culture in the 17th and 18th century.
In 1773 the University felt out of conduct of Jesuits and became a public institution – Academia Regia. Following a provision of a government - Ratio Educationis- it lost its sovereignty and remained just a subsidiary of the only Hungarian University in Buda while keeping the right to grant a degree. In 1850 Academia Regia transformed into the Law Academy, which existed till the year 1921.

Founding the Dr. Milan Rastislav Stefanik Technical University made Kosice a seat of university, again, though it was cancelled by the law in 1939.
After the Second World War, in successive steps, following universities were established: University of Agriculture and Horticulture, subsidiary of the Pedagogical Faculty of the Slovak University in 1947, in 1948 it was a subsidiary of the Medicine Faculty of Comenius University, University of Veterinary Medicine in 1949 and in 1952 Technical University.

By joining the subsidiary of the Medicine Faculty of Comenius University with the Philosophical Faculty accrued from the Philosophical Faculty of the Pedagogical College in Presov, Pavol Jozef Safarik University in Kosice was established, which fastened on to the tradition of the historical Jesuitical Kosice University.

In 1964 the Pedagogical Faculty with a seat in Presov was established and became a part of P. J. Safarik University, as well as the Faculty of Science in 1963 and the Faculty of Law in 1973. The number of faculties increased by the Orthodox Theologian Faculty and the Greek-catholic Theologian Faculty; on the 1st of January 1997 the P. J. Safarik University was divided into two independent Universities, P. J. Safarik University in Kosice and University of Presov in Presov. So, the number of the faculties was reduced to 3, which were the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Law. From the year 1998 the University has also a new Faculty of Public Administration.
The university also comprises of following centers: The Computer Center, The University Library, The Botanic Garden, The Department of Foreign Language, The Department of Physical Education, The University Printing and Publishing Center, The University Hall of Residence and several outside recreation and training centers.