Avicenna Diploma Programs

IMAT (International Medical Admission Test) is offered by Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing for admission to medical universities in Italy. BMAT (The BioMedical Admissions Test) is also offered by Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing. By successful completion of BMAT students can apply to highly prestigious UK universities as well as many other medical and veterinary schools in Europe and outside Europe. Avicenna is an accredited center for both IMAT and BMAT.

Diploma in German Language Studies (DGLS) at Avicenna is designed for those students who have completed their high school and plan to continue their studies at a university in Germany, Austria or Swiss where the language of instruction will be German. DGLS focuses on the development of German language skills of the students. All eligible students can apply for this course but prior knowledge of German is not a requirement.

Diploma in Business and Marketing (DBM) is designed for those international students who have finished high school and would like to continue their studies in Europe in the English language based university. DBM will provide a strong basis in general and academic English for the students and also offer some understanding of basic business-related subjects. Our graduates can apply to any European or North American university.

English Foundation Program (EFP) at Avicenna International College prepares the students for successful studies at any European or North American university with respect to general and academic English skills. All credits of EFP are designed based on CEFR (Common European Framework of References for Languages) and prepare our students in 4 skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking) for international examinations such as IELTS.

ADPS is a well-structured program for those international students who are fluent in English and plan to continue their medical studies in one of the European universities. ADPS, as a well-respected pre-university program prepares international students not only for successful entrance into a medical course in English but also thanks to its extensive and balanced content, trains the students to address the challenges of the first two years of the medical school.