The University of Greater Manchester Medical School offers an MBChB Medicine program designed to educate compassionate, holistic, and patient-centred future medical leaders. The program focuses on preparing students to meet the complex challenges of modern healthcare with confidence and empathy. With a commitment to high-quality medical education and robust student support, the curriculum is innovative and integrates the latest advancements in medicine and technology. Clinical teaching and placements occur across four NHS hospitals in the North West, with early preparation for the UK Medical Licensing Assessment (MLA) and support for international licensing exams like the USMLE and MCCQE.
For specific fee information, please contact the admissions team.
The program prepares students for the UK Medical Licensing Assessment (MLA).
Applications for the 2026 cohort are now open for September 2026 entry. Prospective students should attend a Virtual Open Day and then submit their application via the application portal.
The program aims to produce 21st-century doctors focusing on resilience, well-being, and providing holistic, compassionate, patient-centred care. Graduates will be prepared for licensing exams relevant to practice in the UK and internationally, including the UK Medical Licensing Assessment (MLA), USMLE, and MCCQE.
Clinical teaching and placements for the MBChB Medicine program will be held at four NHS hospitals across the North West of the UK.
Tailored inductions are provided specifically for international medical students. The university also offers advice and support for international licensing exams like the USMLE and MCCQE.
For specific tuition fees, living costs, academic, and English language entry requirements, please contact medicineadmissions@greatermanchester.ac.uk or call +44 (0) 1204 903239.