Take your Medicine major abroad to Greece at  UA Athens, hosted by the American College of Greece. In Athens, a city famous for its ancient contributions to medicine and philosophy, you’ll explore the science and practice of health through a global lens. Athens offers you chances to see firsthand how a city with deep historical roots grapples with modern healthcare issues like aging populations, tourism-related health services, and the integration of traditional practices with cutting-edge clinical research. Fun fact: Athens is not only the cradle of Hippocratic medicine but now also has public and private hospitals, research centers, and health institutions that are engaged in both European and global health initiatives.

Courses are taught in English. Connect with your academic advisor to learn how UA Athens can elevate your Medicine major with international insight and real-world relevance.

Broaden your path to a career in medicine with UA London, hosted by St. Mary’s University. Through science-rich coursework and interdisciplinary electives, you'll examine how culture, history, and policy shape medical care and access. Studying in London—home to the National Health Service (NHS) and a global hub for medical research—adds depth to your understanding of healthcare delivery in diverse, multicultural contexts. Fun fact: London is home to some of the oldest and most prestigious medical institutions in the world, including the Royal Society of Medicine and the historic Wellcome Collection, where medicine and the humanities meet.

Courses are taught in English. Talk to your academic advisor to learn how London can enrich your preparation for medical school and offer a truly global perspective on health and healing.

Explore your Medicine major in Australia at UA Sydney, hosted by University of Technology Sydney (UTS). UTS is ranked number one in Australia for Physiology & Anatomy and Clinical Medicine, making this partner an excellent fit for your academic goals. As you gain an international take on your Medicine major, you’ll be immersed in Australian culture and lifestyle and will observe its close relationship to sports medicine, participation, and spectatorship.

Courses are taught in English. Connect with your academic advisor today to begin planning your semester at UA Sydney!