English Language Division
In 2001, the English Language Division of the medical faculty was formed. This branch of the university is responsible for designing and implementing a curriculum for students in the English language. The programs consists of four-year and six-year programs. After completion of the required coursework in Poland, students are then given the option of pursuing clinical clerkships in either Poland or various locations in the United States in order to fulfill the requirements for an M.D. degree.
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