Study medicine at the University of Liverpool to become a doctor capable of providing compassionate, evidence-based patient care. The MBChB programme is designed to foster your development as a confident, ethical, and adaptable medical professional. You will learn through a distinctive spiral curriculum that integrates strong scientific foundations with practical clinical experience, research-informed teaching, and a supportive learning environment. The curriculum is structured to introduce key concepts early and revisit them with increasing depth as your clinical experience grows. Learning is organised around integrated themes, combining basic sciences with clinical knowledge and professional practice. This approach helps you develop clinical reasoning and reflective practice. From the second year, you will undertake extensive clinical placements in various hospital and community settings across the North West of England, using a block rotational model to prepare you for working in different healthcare teams and with diverse patient groups.
If you are an international student, you can still apply. Courses may close earlier than the advertised application deadline due to demand. The application deadline for international students was 15 October 2025. Please select your country from the list provided on the website for specific entry requirements. If your country is not listed, please contact the university.
Tuition fees are inclusive of all teaching materials. Different payment options are available. Goods and Services Tax (GST) may apply to international students for digital services, including online education.
General Medical Council (GMC) Outcomes for Graduates
International applicants must check the specific entry requirements for their country of origin on the university's website. For A-Levels, the requirement is AAA. Please note that courses may close earlier than advertised deadlines due to demand.
Tuition fees are reviewed annually and are inclusive of all teaching materials. For specific fee information for international students, please refer to the University's fees and funding section on their website.
International applicants should apply through the University of Liverpool's online application system, checking programme and entry requirements, preparing supporting documents, and submitting the application before the deadline.
The application deadline for international students for the 2026 entry was 15 October 2025, and the deadline for the 2027 entry was also 15 October 2025. Applications may close earlier due to demand.
The programme content does not specify the exact duration. However, the course start date for 2026 entry was 28 September 2026.
The programme prepares you to deliver compassionate, evidence-based patient care in various healthcare systems. Graduates are equipped to become medical professionals capable of ethical and adaptable practice.