
This four-year MBChB Medicine (Graduate Entry) program is designed for individuals who have already completed an undergraduate degree in a life science or allied health profession and aspire to become doctors. The course accelerates medical training, allowing completion in four years instead of the typical five to six. You will begin in a dedicated Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) cohort for your first year, then join students from the standard medicine pathways for the remainder of your studies, primarily through clinical placements. Learning integrates scientific knowledge with practical application in various healthcare settings, preparing you for provisional registration with the General Medical Council upon graduation. The curriculum emphasizes active learning through themed case discussions and extensive clinical experience in both hospital and community environments. You will develop essential clinical knowledge, communication, and decision-making skills, with opportunities for personalized learning through selected clinical placements and electives. The final year focuses on preparing you for immediate practice in Foundation Year 1 posts.
The Graduate Entry Medicine course provides a blend of intensive learning and practical experience. The first year is a bespoke GEM year for graduate entry students, followed by years 2-4 where you study alongside students on the standard medicine pathway. Learning is predominantly through clinical placements in hospitals and community settings, supported by blended learning methods including online cases and face-to-face case discussions. The final year is dedicated to preparing students for practice.
Upon successful completion of this course, you will meet the core requirements set by the General Medical Council to apply for Foundation Year 1 posts, enabling you to begin your career as a doctor in the UK healthcare system.
Please refer to the full entry requirements for specific details on accepted qualifications and prerequisites.
Please check the university website for the most up-to-date fee information.
Accredited course
The programme is a four-year accelerated medical training course, designed for graduates. The first year is dedicated to graduate-entry students, followed by three years studying alongside students from standard medicine pathways.
Applicants must have completed or be due to graduate from an undergraduate degree in a life science or an allied health professional field.
Applications are submitted through the UCAS portal using the UCAS code A101. Please note that the course is full for 2026 entry and is not available through Clearing.
Upon successful completion, you will meet the core requirements of the General Medical Council to apply for Foundation Year 1 posts, enabling you to begin your career as a doctor in the UK.