Ghanaian applicants should read the Medical and Dental Council's current examination and registration guidance before selecting an overseas medical programme.
Programme evidence
Keep the official curriculum, academic transcript, subject hours, clinical postings and internship documents. The university should be able to verify the qualification directly when the Council requests primary-source confirmation.
Registration examination planning
The Council's guidance for foreign-trained doctors describes registration examinations that can include written and practical or OSCE-style assessment. Students should check the current edition because dates, formats and eligibility documents can change.
Clinical readiness
A low tuition fee should not outweigh weak clinical access. Ask how many international students enter each hospital department, what language is used with patients and how skills are assessed.
Financial plan
Set aside funds for document verification, examinations, travel and accommodation after graduation. These are separate from the five-year university budget.
Last reviewed 15/07/2026