Nursing

Tuition costs 22,000 PLN per year.

This non-degree Nursing program at the Medical University of Gdańsk is taught in English over two semesters, with an annual tuition fee of 22000 PLN. As a non-degree course of study, it is structured for students seeking focused nursing education over a shorter period rather than a full bachelor's or master's qualification. Nursing as a discipline covers the promotion of health, the prevention of illness, and the care of people who are sick, disabled, or dying, alongside broader responsibilities in education, safe-environment promotion, and health systems work. Coursework in nursing programs typically spans biomedical subjects such as anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and microbiology, together with clinical skills training in patient assessment, medication administration, and nursing procedures across specialties including internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, and psychiatry. Non-degree nursing programs of this kind are often used by students who already hold some prior qualification or clinical background and want structured coursework in a new country or health system, or by those testing whether a longer nursing qualification suits their goals before committing to a full degree. Over two semesters, a program can realistically cover core theoretical material and an introduction to clinical practice, though it will not carry the same depth as a three-year bachelor's degree. Medical University of Gdańsk is one of the established medical schools in Poland offering English-language health programs to international students, and its Faculty of Health Sciences supports both degree and non-degree nursing pathways within the broader Polish system of medical education.