About Medicine (MD) at University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
In the US, medicine is a graduate professional degree: the Doctor of Medicine (MD) is studied after a bachelor’s degree, followed by residency training.
At University of Michigan–Ann Arbor (QS World University Rankings 2026: #45) in Ann Arbor, Medicine (MD) is one of the subject areas international students choose most. The University of Michigan is one of the leading public research universities in the US.
Degree levels for Medicine (MD)
- MD — typical length in the US: 4 years
Program names, specialisations and exact length differ by department — check the official program page before applying.
Admission requirements for Medicine (MD) at University of Michigan
- MD: a bachelor’s degree with pre-medical coursework and the MCAT. Many US medical schools admit very few international applicants — check the school’s international policy first.
- English: TOEFL iBT around 100 or IELTS Academic 7.0+ is typically expected (requirements vary by school and program).
Fees and funding
University tuition (undergraduate, university-wide): Approx. $58,000 – $65,000 per year (non-resident undergraduate tuition; varies by program). Graduate and professional fees for Medicine (MD) are set separately by the school. Limited merit scholarships for international undergraduates; graduate students can apply for teaching and research assistantships.
Careers and work after graduation
F-1 graduates can apply for up to 12 months of OPT. Some programs in this field are STEM-designated — check the program’s CIP code to see if the STEM OPT extension applies.
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