| Curriculum | Syllabus | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of pages | short (about 5-10 pages) | very long (ca. 50-350 pages) |
| What does it consist of? | It lists only names of all subjects that you studied in medical school and how many hours was each subject | It lists the names of all subjects, but it explains in detail, what in each subject was explained and what practical and theortical parts were done |
| Always needed? | Yes, 100%. | seldom |
| Does it need to be translated? | Almost always yes, but to save time, do that. (Details in the article about the required documents) | Most cases no. (Details in the article about the required documents) |
| Does it need to be authenticated? | To be on the safe side, always | If the embassy accepts, do that. Authentication is never a mistake! We explained it here. |
| Real examples | • Full syllabus consisting of 168 pages of an Indian University in New Delhi (All India Insitute of Medical Sciences) (link) • Syallabus for second year medical students in Mutah Univeristy in Jordan (link) (the curriculum and syllabus of this university is recognized in North Rhine-Westphalia; the graduates do not need a medical knowledge exam). |
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