The MBChB Medicine program is a five-year full-time course designed to equip you with the essential skills, knowledge, and practical experience required to become a competent doctor. You will gain eligibility to apply for provisional registration with the General Medical Council upon successful completion. The program emphasizes patient safety, compassion, reflection, and professionalism. It integrates academic learning with extensive clinical placements in community, mental healthcare, and hospital settings, covering medicine, surgery, and various specialties. Through a blend of case-based learning, team-based learning, and simulation training, you will develop strong medical leadership, communication, and resilience skills, preparing you for immediate practice and future contributions to healthcare.
The MBChB Medicine program is structured over five years, with each year focusing on distinct themes. Patient safety and professionalism are central throughout the course. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of medical sciences, human body structure and function, the social and psychological aspects of health, and interdisciplinary healthcare delivery. The curriculum also covers legal and ethical principles, diagnostic and decision-making skills, communication, reflection, and professional attitudes required for medical practice.
The 'MBChB Medicine with Foundation Year' is also available as a 6-year program for those who may need an initial preparatory year.
The University is approved by the General Medical Council (GMC) to award full UK medical degrees.