Thread: MED schools in ireland

are there med schools in ireland that are California approved?
can someone please provide me a link if there is already a thread on this.
thank you

Please do a search for "Atlantic Bridge Program" (near the top of the page). (This is assuming you are from North America)

If you aren't, the site still provides quite a bit of information regarding Irish schools.

6 of the 7 medical schools in Ireland are accredited by the Medical Board of California -

Ireland

• National University of Ireland University College at Cork
• National University of Ireland University College at Dublin
• National University of Ireland University College at Galway
• Queen's University of Belfast Faculty of Medicine
• Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Medical School 5-year programme
• Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Medical School 4-year programme for Graduates
• University of Dublin Trinity College School of Physic

The 7th school, University of Limerick 4-year Graduate Programme, opened it's doors for the first time this September and has applied for recognition.

Hi,

HI, this is Poony,I am intrested in Doing my PG in Ireland. Can someone guide me which univeristy will be best for doin PG in General Surgery in Ireland..What is the easiest way to Apply and what are the approx fees?

Originally Posted by dchaos_g

6 of the 7 medical schools in Ireland are accredited by the Medical Board of California -

Ireland

• National University of Ireland University College at Cork
• National University of Ireland University College at Dublin
• National University of Ireland University College at Galway
• Queen's University of Belfast Faculty of Medicine
• Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Medical School 5-year programme
• Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Medical School 4-year programme for Graduates
• University of Dublin Trinity College School of Physic

The 7th school, University of Limerick 4-year Graduate Programme, opened it's doors for the first time this September and has applied for recognition.

Queens isn't in Ireland. It's in Northern Ireland. The other ones are in the republic of ireland.

Originally Posted by awward87

Queens isn't in Ireland. It's in Northern Ireland. The other ones are in the republic of ireland.

I think unless you are trying to stir up trouble, "Ireland" is sufficient. Thanks for the geography lesson, though.

Originally Posted by awward87

Queens isn't in Ireland. It's in Northern Ireland. The other ones are in the republic of ireland.

26 + 6 = 1