FEDI Medical Program
A clinically grounded, expert-led pathway to medical licensure and specialist training in Germany.
The FEDI Medical Program is a structured, career-oriented program designed for international medical graduates and physicians who aim to build their professional future as specialists in Germany.
Based in Frankfurt am Main, the program integrates academic preparation, supervised clinical exposure, cultural orientation, and individualized professional mentorship into one clearly defined pathway.
FEDI Mission
To provide you with a clear and structured pathway, combining clinical experience and practical training, to obtain medical licensure (Approbation) and begin your chosen medical specialization in Germany with confidence.
Program Facts
Duration
3 Semesters
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Certification
FEDI Certification
Team
A multidisciplinary team of more than 50 professionals, including chief physicians, senior physicians, specialists, and experienced management consultants.
Program Structure
Language Training, Clinical Training, Cultural Orientation, Examination Preparation, and Professional Mentorship.
Specialisation Opportunities
More than 30 medical specializations available.
What Makes FEDI Different
Many international medical graduates face fragmented preparation pathways and complex bureaucratic requirements when pursuing a medical career in Germany.
The FEDI Medical Program addresses this challenge by integrating language development, supervised clinical training, examination preparation, and professional mentorship into one clearly structured system.
Through dedicated administrative guidance and expert mentorship, FEDI helps you navigate licensing procedures and bureaucratic requirements efficiently, allowing you to focus on your medical training and professional future.
This integrated approach ensures that your preparation aligns with the real standards and expectations of German hospitals.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Who is eligible to apply for the FEDI Medical Program?
The program is open to medical graduates who have completed a Bachelor of Medicine, medical graduates currently in their clinical practice phase (Co-Assistant), and licensed physicians who intend to pursue specialist training in Germany.
2. When is the best time to apply, and can I apply if I am not yet a licensed doctor?
We recommend applying as early as possible, as places in the program are limited.
You do not need to be a fully licensed physician at the time of application. Early application allows sufficient time for preparation and documentation. However, a valid medical license from your home country is required before relocating to Germany and beginning the licensing process.
3. If I am accepted into the program but am not yet a fully licensed physician, when does the program start?
Once you are accepted into the FEDI Medical Program, your preparation can begin while you are still in your home country completing your medical license. During this phase, you will receive consultation and orientation sessions covering the key requirements for relocation to Germany, including guidance on documentation, licensing procedures, and program preparation.
This early preparation ensures that you are well prepared to transition smoothly into the next phase of the program once you relocate to Germany, equipped with the qualifications and professional standards required to integrate successfully into the German healthcare system.
4. For Indonesian applicants: Do I need to complete the internship in my home country?
Completion of the internship is not required at the time of application. However, a valid medical license from your home country is required before relocating to Germany and starting the Approbation process.
5. Do I need German language skills?
German language skills are not required at the time of application.
However, a minimum level of B1 is required for relocation to Germany, and B2 is required to begin the medical licensure process, in accordance with the regulations of the responsible state authorities.
6. What examinations are required to pursue my chosen specialization in Germany?
International medical graduates are required to pass both the Medical Language Examination (Fachsprachprufung) and the Knowledge Examination (Kenntnisprufung).
With structured preparation, realistic exam simulations, and guidance from FEDI, these examinations can be approached with clarity and confidence.
7. Does FEDI offer student housing?
Yes. FEDI provides suitable accommodation in Frankfurt am Main and the surrounding area for the first three months.
For longer-term stays, participants receive guidance and support in securing appropriate housing.
8. Do I need a visa to participate in the program?
Yes. International participants must obtain the appropriate visa to enter and stay in Germany.
FEDI provides an official admission letter and structured guidance throughout the visa application process.
9. How can I apply for the FEDI Medical Program?
The application process is straightforward:
- Submit the required documents: your latest Bachelor of Medicine degree (or equivalent medical degree), CV, and motivation letter via email to contact@fedicampus.com.
- Participate in an admission consultation.
- Receive your admission decision.
- Begin the preparation phase of the program and prepare for relocation to Germany.
