Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we hear most often from prospective students and their families.
What languages are programs taught in?
All three faculties offer parallel tracks in English, Kazakh and Russian. You choose your track when you apply.
Is LMU officially licensed and accredited?
Yes. LMU holds a state education license (No. KZ12LAA00012345) and institutional and programmatic accreditation from IAAR. See the Documents page for downloadable certificates.
How long are the programs?
General Medicine is 6 years, Dentistry is 5 years, and Pharmacy is 5 years, each followed by optional residency or further specialization.
Can international students apply?
Yes. International applicants take the LMU entrance exam or submit accepted standardized test scores, and receive support with visas and document recognition.
Are scholarships available?
Eligible applicants can apply for state education grants and university scholarships based on UNT scores and financial need.
Is on-campus housing available?
Yes, dormitory places are available, with priority given to first-year and out-of-town students.
Can I transfer from another university?
Transfer applications are considered on a case-by-case basis, subject to available places and credit transfer evaluation. Contact the Admissions Office for details.
Does LMU offer residency and PhD programs?
Yes, see the Postgraduate Studies page for residency specialties and the doctoral (PhD) program.