▲ 28 r/medicalschoolEU+1 crossposts

All residencies in the EU seem to be impossible?

It seems like every residency path in the EU is apparently closed or extremely hard to get into according the posts I see here quite often. 'UK is closed' 'Germany is done' 'France is incredibly competitive' 'Ireland is impossible.' What I mentioned was in virtue of EU graduates, let alone IMGs whose only hope was the UK.

Is this actually the case? All of this seems unrealistic provided that Europe has a very high rate of healthcare retirement and high percentage of elderly people which should incentivize governments to hire more medical professionals. Also, is this trend - provided it is real - expected to change in the next few years?

I hope to get factual answers instead of the usual vague comments. Much appreciated.

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u/Lucky-Shopping3295 — 4 days ago
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Alegere cămin studențesc - Medicină Anul 1 (Student Internațional) / Dorm choice advice - 1st Year Med Student

Salutare tuturor! Sunt student internațional (din Orientul Mijlociu), proaspăt admis în anul I la Facultatea de Medicină și Farmacie din cadrul Universității „Dunărea de Jos” din Galați.

Am făcut o mică documentare și am văzut câteva videoclipuri despre căminele universității, însă aș vrea să aflu păreri directe de la localnici și studenți. Ce cămin îmi recomandați pentru un mediu liniștit de studiu, condiții bune de cazare și acces facil către facultate? Orice recomandare sau detaliu m-ar ajuta enorm. Mulțumesc!

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Hey everyone! I'm an incoming 1st-year medical student from the Middle East attending the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy at "Dunărea de Jos" University of Galați.

I've done a bit of research online and watched a few videos of the campus buildings, but I really want to hear directly from locals and current students. Which dorms would you recommend for a quiet study environment, decent living conditions, and convenient access to the medical faculty? Any firsthand insights or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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u/Lucky-Shopping3295 — 28 days ago

A question about the presence of Music in Anime (Personal project)

If you were to break down a typical 20-to-24-minute anime episode, roughly how many total minutes are actually occupied by music? including everything from high-tension background tracks and emotional cues during dialogue to opening and closing themes?

Also, a less important question on the side: Would anime have the same effect on you without its music?

(Directed to Mainstream anime fans... Excluding any specific niches)

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u/Lucky-Shopping3295 — 2 months ago

A question about the presence of Music in Anime (Personal project)

If you were to break down a typical 20-to-24-minute anime episode, roughly how many total minutes are actually occupied by music? including everything from high-tension background tracks and emotional cues during dialogue to opening and closing themes?

Also, a less important question on the side: Would anime have the same effect on you without its music?

(Directed to Mainstream anime fans... Excluding any specific niches)

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u/Lucky-Shopping3295 — 2 months ago

Inquiry regarding the nature of the ''secondary school leaving certificate'' required for registration in Romanian universities

Hi. I'm a non EU candidate applying for the EN med program both Uni Sibiu and Uni Galati. The application to Galati was smooth and I did not receive back complaints since I finalized the application and paid the admission fee. However, Uni Sibiu is constantly rejecting the application and sending me this objection (image.)

Mind you all my documents are in English and we got no similar complaint from Uni Galati, aren't admission regulations standardized across the unis of Romania? I graduated this year from UAE, 2027-2027 batch. All my documents are in English. Would appreciate it very much if a UAE applicant DMs me for some clarification if possible.

https://preview.redd.it/8vc2txroj6fh1.png?width=283&format=png&auto=webp&s=dfa32e69580a3e4c19afb34684908212cfe3c262

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u/Lucky-Shopping3295 — 3 months ago

Does a MBBS graduate in Romania get to continue working as a GP after their graduation if they do not want to specialize right away?

The question.

Obviously assuming said graduate speaks B2/C1 Romanian.

And before you ask: Yes, I searched about this on the internet but the results were blurry

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u/Lucky-Shopping3295 — 4 months ago

Does a MBBS graduate in Romania get to continue working as a GP after their graduation if they do not want to specialize right away?

The question.

Obviously assuming said graduate speaks B2/C1 Romanian.

And before you ask: Yes, I searched about this on the internet

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u/Lucky-Shopping3295 — 4 months ago