Study Undergraduate Entry Dentistry at Bogomolets National Medical University

• Bogomolets National Medical University (BNMU) is one of the oldest and best-regarded medical universities in Kiev and all of Ukraine.
• BNMU’s heritage of clinical and academic excellence combined with its modern facilities make it one of the most innovative and robust urban tertiary environments.
• The medical programmes at BNMU currently attract over 10,000 students including a strong international community of 1,300 students from over 55 countries.
• The study and research culture of the university is based on respect and inclusivity, with a competitive study offering in medical disciplines backed by international academic partnerships.
• BNMU is engaged in scientific and educational cooperation with institutions including the United Kingdom’s Oxford University and Sweden’s Carolina Institute.
• Graduates from BNMU’s dentistry programmes currently practise all over the world including the United States of America, Australia, and China.

• The programme is available in English, Russian and Ukrainian.
• It is 5 years in duration and each year is split into two semesters.
• The university has devised the curriculum in accordance to EU rules.
• The first two years are dedicated to pre-clinical subjects while the final three years focus on clinical subjects.
• The course is taught through a variety of formats including: lectures, class-based learning, labs, workshops, seminars and consultations.
• The faculty members are dynamic, experienced, versatile and fluent in English. They strive to incorporate all the latest methods into their teaching.

• According to Paragraph 3 of Order, No 1541 of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, online learning is not permitted for any dentistry programmes. Those who wish to study dentistry at a Ukrainian medical university must relocate to Ukraine.
• Online learning is not recognised by any of the world’s Dental Councils.
• When dentistry graduates seek registration, all Dental Councils review the evidence of studies, which includes online learning:
• Students should have a coherent explanation ready for online studies completed during Covid-19, including evidence and exemption documents, which they can submit upon request.

Applicants must provide the following information:

1. An application which includes the following details: bio, education history and course for which you are applying.
2. A copy of your secondary education results with subjects studied.
3. Documents from your home country confirming that you are authorised to study in Ukraine.
4. Two small photos of 4-5cm.

All documents need to be translated into Ukrainian to satisfy state directives.

• Graduate entry is not permitted in Ukraine as local medical universities do not recognise non-Ukrainian Bachelor’s degrees due to the major differences between the study programmes of the dentistry course and the foreign Bachelor’s degree. So, Ukrainian dental transcripts cannot include subjects that have been studied in a Bachelor’s degree.

• Kiev is a fascinating fifth century city and the capital of Ukraine.
• The city is home to over two million residents and one of Europe’s largest cities.
• Kiev is unique for withstanding centuries of historic events and rebuilding while preserving authentic architecture.
• Ukraine’s capital draws in residents and visitors with its history, cultural density, traditional cuisine, and range of attractions.
• The city is a mix of traditional architecture and cosmopolitan facades plus extensive natural greenspaces.
• Residents and visitors can easily navigate the city and regional cities with public transport options including buses, trams, a metro, and trains.
• Kiev is a major destination capital yet it offers fantastic quality of life despite having comfortably low costs for living and lifestyle options.

• Ukraine is the largest country in Europe and the second largest on the European continent.
• The country is famed for its wealth of culture, nature and architecture as well as its complex history.
• Ukrainian culture is highly unique based on its folk traditions, language, history, and society.
• Visitors are attracted to the spectacular scenery including glacier melt, waterfalls, Black Sea coastline, ancient forests, mountains, and steppes.
• Ukraine also boasts seven World Heritage Sites.
• The farmland is especially rich due to the ‘Black Soil’ and it has impressive food production plus delicious cuisine.
• Ukrainian people are friendly, openhearted, proud and hospitable.