The supply of international medical school seats in Europe is finite and shared across all countries of origin. Each intake represents a real closing — either IMG reaches its operational capacity, or partner universities close their enrolment windows. The earlier the intake, the broader the choice.
Intakes are ordered by closing date. Completed intakes stay visible so you can see the full picture of the cycle.
The first closing of the cycle. Full catalogue of universities and the most comfortable timeline to prepare for entrance exams without pressure.
This intake reached operational capacity. Don't miss the next closing.
74 families supported in this intake
Second closing of the cycle. Full catalogue of universities still open and a preparation window that fits the regular exam calendar.
This intake reached operational capacity. Don't miss the next closing.
91 families supported in this intake
Third closing of the cycle. This is when international demand peaks: national admission results across Europe land in May–June and seats fill quickly.
127 families supported in this intake
Last closing of the cycle. Only the university with the latest deadline remains open; the rest have already closed by calendar.
Nothing in this calendar is arbitrary. Each closing is driven by one of these two reasons — often by both at the same time.
Sworn translations, legalisations, mock exams, coordination of remote entrance exams through the IMG Admissions Program and housing matchmaking. Every intake has a finite cap of families we can support with quality. When it's full, we close.
Each university publishes its own enrolment, exam and documentation deadlines. As the cycle progresses, some stop accepting candidates. That's why later intakes include fewer universities — only those whose doors are still open.
4
intakes per academic cycle. Each one closes for real, either by operational capacity or by a university's own deadline.
Europe-wide
pool of international medical seats. National results in any one country don't reopen seats — they're shared across all applicants from every country of origin.
292 / ~500
families supported in the current cycle. Each year we guide around 500 families to their international seat.
