SPT / STP: Stichprobentest
SPT and STP are abbreviations used for the Stichprobentest. In Austrian nostrification it helps compare your degree knowledge with the curriculum. It belongs to the investigation procedure and is not an exam under the Universitätsgesetz.
Official · Checked on 11 October 2026 against MedUni Vienna: Humanmedizin information sheet, Information sheet, edition 1 September 2026
SIP4a: MedUni Vienna
SIP means Summative Integrierte Prüfung. SIP4a is a cumulative exam at MedUni Vienna; nostrification applicants register for their prescribed parts. Your Bescheid determines which parts apply to you.
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SIP5a: MedUni Vienna
SIP5a is another cumulative exam at MedUni Vienna, with its own registration form for nostrification applicants. It is distinct from the Stichprobentest and from a language exam. Check your prescribed parts and the current exam announcement.
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KMP / iKMP: module exams in Innsbruck
KMP refers to cumulative module exams within the regular degree at MedUni Innsbruck; iKMP refers to interdisciplinary cumulative module exams. These degree exams are distinct from the Stichprobentest in nostrification.
Official · Checked on 11 October 2026 against MedUni Innsbruck: KMP exams, Exam schedule, academic year 2025/26
FSP / Fachsprachprüfung: language in medical work
FSP commonly means Fachsprachprüfung, a medical-language exam. The Austrian Medical Chamber regulates its German language assessment as Sprachprüfung Deutsch, with oral and written parts. Language assessment is distinct from medical-knowledge testing; check the general C1 proof for a university application separately.
Official · Checked on 11 October 2026 against Austrian Medical Chamber: language-exam regulation, Consolidated language-exam regulation, version read
Kenntnisprüfung in Germany
The Kenntnisprüfung in the German recognition procedure belongs to the route to medical authorisation in Germany. The relevant German authorities handle it. It is distinct from Austrian nostrification and Vienna SIP exams.
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