This Clearing 2026 update brings together the medicine and dentistry programmes available through our university partners at the time of publication. With A-level results day on Thursday 13 August 2026, the list includes advertised tuition fees to help you compare options.
International students interested in a UK-based programme can also read our UK Clearing 2026 article.
Choosing application support
Before paying for application support, check that the organisation is authorised by the university and ask for a written breakdown of its fees and services. Medical Doorway does not charge agency fees for these applications; university, examination and document-processing charges may still apply.
September 2026 entry
- Queen Mary University of London, Malta: medicine — €39,500.
- Pavol Jozef Šafárik University, Slovakia: medicine — €13,000; dentistry — €13,500.
- Charles University First Faculty of Medicine, Czech Republic: medicine and dentistry — €24,250.
- University of Nicosia, Cyprus: medicine — €24,000.
- University of Nicosia, Athens: medicine — €30,000.
- Medical University of Białystok, Poland: medicine — €15,100.
- European University Cyprus: medicine and dentistry — €24,000.
- Masaryk University, Czech Republic: medicine and dentistry — approximately €16,500; EU applicants only for this intake.
February intake
- Rīga Stradiņš University, Latvia: medicine — €13,500; dentistry — €15,000.
- Medical University Pleven, Bulgaria: medicine — €9,000.
Please confirm the next February intake date and current fees with our team before applying.
Planning for professional registration
If you intend to work in the UK, check the GMC’s guidance on European medical qualifications or the GDC’s guidance on EEA dental qualifications. Recognition of a qualification does not, on its own, guarantee registration or employment.
To discuss availability and the application process, contact Medical Doorway or view our application options.