Dental Medicine at the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM) is a 5-year programme taught in English at the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry. It suits you if you want to become a dentist and prefer to learn in an international environment, with theory closely tied to clinical training.
The curriculum is adapted to EU standards and offers more than 5000 hours of learning and 300 ECTS points. Integrating theoretical knowledge with clinical training is at the forefront of the programme. The dental and general medical units of the Faculty provide the comprehensive theoretical and practical education needed to treat diseases of the stomatognathic system, so you leave ready to enter the workforce and provide patients with integrated health care.
You train with world-class equipment in the University Dental Centre at the Banacha Campus, a facility that WUM describes as the most modern of its kind in Poland.
Early clinical experience in leading teaching hospitals is one of the features of studying in English at WUM. The training you receive is designed to be sufficient to run your own dental practice. Studying in Warsaw also means living in the capital, the largest city in Poland and its political, cultural and economic centre.
By the end of the programme you are prepared to:
Did you know? Dental medicine has been taught at WUM for over 100 years, and the Welcome Center in the Rectorate Building helps English-language candidates start their studies.
As of the 2026/27 admissions, based on the programme pages at wum.edu.pl.
