Programs

Medicine (Malta, 5 Year Programme)

Study medicine at a world-renowned UK university with a unique five-year program taught in Malta. This program offers a comprehensive medical education in English, delivered by experienced academic staff and local clinicians. You will gain foundational knowledge in health and disease, develop essential clinical skills, and engage with cutting-edge research. The curriculum is designed to prepare you for a successful career in medicine, integrating theoretical learning with extensive practical experience through placements in Maltese healthcare facilities. Applications for September 2026 entry are open.

Medicine (MBBS)

This is a five-year undergraduate Medicine (MBBS) degree designed to equip you with the essential knowledge, understanding, skills, and attitudes needed to practice medicine competently and professionally. The program focuses on clinical application and patient-centred care, preparing you for a career in healthcare. You will study at the Tooting campus.

Medicine (MBBS) at Imperial College London

Imperial College London is a world-renowned institution for science and medicine. The medical program was redesigned in 2019, adopting an integrated, spiral-based approach. This means students revisit topics multiple times, building upon prior knowledge. The curriculum also emphasizes early patient contact, with students meeting their first patients within the initial weeks of the course. Imperial places a strong emphasis on the BMAT score, making it a strategic choice for applicants who may have performed less ideally in the UCAT but have strong BMAT results. The program also has minimal GCSE requirements, which is beneficial for students with strong predicted A-Level grades but fewer top GCSE grades.

Medicine and Health Sciences

The Graduate School of Medicine at Osaka University is dedicated to advancing medical and health sciences, building upon a legacy of innovation and contributing to society. We aim to cultivate specialists in 21st-century medicine and healthcare through advanced education and research. Our programs foster a spirit of free inquiry, inspired by the historical 'Tekijuku' academy, pushing the boundaries of medical knowledge and practice.

Medicine and Surgery

Medicine and Surgery

Medicine and Surgery (Graduate Entry) MBChB

This four-year graduate-entry MBChB program at the University of Liverpool is designed for students who already hold a degree and wish to pursue a career in medicine. The curriculum adopts a spiral design, introducing core concepts early and revisiting them with increasing depth as your clinical experience grows. Learning is integrated around key themes and systems, combining basic sciences with clinical knowledge and professional practice to develop your clinical reasoning and decision-making skills. The first year is bespoke for the graduate entry cohort, with teaching on campus and initial NHS placements. From the second year onwards, you will undertake extensive clinical placements in various NHS Trusts, GP practices, hospices, and community settings across the North West of England, preparing you for diverse healthcare environments.

Medicine and Surgery (MD)

The MD programme in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Turin is delivered entirely in English and takes place at the San Luigi Gonzaga University Hospital. This setting facilitates the integration of students into clinical areas within a campus-like environment. The six-year degree course is structured into 12 semesters, with dedicated periods for examinations. The curriculum combines basic scientific and clinical studies, employing interactive teaching methods. It also includes specific educational goals for students interested in scientific research and international cooperation. The close proximity of teaching, research, and hospital facilities fosters interaction between students and faculty, promoting integrated courses and practical, situational learning.

Medicine and Surgery (Rome)

The Medicine and Surgery programme is a 6-year degree taught entirely in English at Università Cattolica’s Rome campus. You will study at the renowned Gemelli Hospital, recognized as Italy's best university hospital and ranked among the top globally. This program is designed to train international students to become competent and independent medical professionals, prepared for practice worldwide. The curriculum emphasizes a human-centered approach, integrating clinical skills with subjects like ethics, medical anthropology, and law. Students benefit from hands-on experience within the hospital from the early years, observing doctors, learning clinical procedures, and actively participating in hospital life. The program is structured to align with international standards, aiding preparation for exams such as the USMLE, which is beneficial for those aspiring to work in the U.S., U.K., or other international locations.

Medicine and Surgery MBChB

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.

Medicine and Surgery MBChB

This five-year MBChB program at Lancaster University aims to equip you with the skills, knowledge, and compassion needed for a successful career in medicine. The course emphasizes early clinical placements, modern teaching technologies, and a strong focus on patient communication. You'll gain a deep understanding of the socio-economic, cultural, and environmental factors influencing health, alongside core medical sciences and professional practice. The curriculum integrates research on population health and incorporates contemporary topics like artificial intelligence in medicine. Learning methods include lectures, small-group discussions, clinical skills training, simulation, and extensive hospital and community placements. The university fosters a supportive environment with dedicated pastoral care and peer mentoring to help students navigate the challenges of medical training.

Medicine BMBS (Hons)

This is a newly redesigned BMBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) Honours degree, created in collaboration with students, staff, and doctors. It aims to provide comprehensive preparation for a career as a doctor, focusing on developing skills and confidence within a supportive learning environment. The course builds on the university's reputation for training high-quality medical professionals and prepares students to make a positive impact in the healthcare landscape.

Medicine MB BCh BAO

This five-year full-time Medicine program provides comprehensive training to become a compassionate, critical-thinking doctor with excellent clinical skills. You will gain early clinical experience from your first year, working in various hospitals, general practices, and healthcare settings across Northern Ireland. The curriculum integrates scientific knowledge with practical application through case-based learning and simulations. You will develop skills in patient care, problem-solving, and reflective practice, preparing you for service to patients.

Medicine MBChB

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.

Medicine MBChB

Aston University's MBChB Medicine programme is a five-year, patient-focused degree designed to prepare you for a rewarding career in medicine. The curriculum is structured in two phases, beginning with a strong foundation in science, including body structure, infection, and pathological processes. As you progress, a significant portion of your learning will involve hands-on clinical placements in various healthcare settings, allowing you to work alongside experienced medical professionals. The programme emphasizes compassionate patient care and multidisciplinary teamwork. You will develop critical thinking skills and empathy, essential qualities for a successful doctor. Early clinical exposure is a key feature, with placements starting in your very first term to help you apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios. Graduates will be well-prepared to begin their careers as Foundation Doctors.

Medicine MBChB

Our MBChB Medicine degree is a five-year program designed to equip you with the essential skills, knowledge, and professional behaviours required to become an excellent doctor. The course is structured into four phases, with clinical placements taking place in hospitals and General Practices across Yorkshire and the surrounding areas. You will gain practical experience from year one, starting in GP surgeries and progressing to hospital wards and specialist clinics. The curriculum is informed by the latest research and you will have access to state-of-the-art training facilities, including a Clinical Skills Centre with simulated environments. A key component includes social accountability placements focused on public health and health inequalities. The program is continuously evolving to enhance student experience and ensure graduates are well-prepared for the changing healthcare landscape, with plans for greater choice, balanced academic terms, strengthened surgical experience, and improved integration of primary and secondary care.

Medicine Program

Cairo University's Kasr Alainy Faculty of Medicine offers an undergraduate program designed to provide students with comprehensive medical education. The program focuses on developing clinical skills and professional development through a combination of lectures, laboratory work, and clinical rotations in faculty hospitals. The faculty aims to foster interaction between students and faculty members through a mentorship system, offering support for personal and professional growth.

Medicine School - High School Program

This program offers a focused, two-week intensive experience in medicine for high school students. It provides a glimpse into the medical field through a structured curriculum covering various medical disciplines. The program is designed to give participants hands-on exposure and theoretical knowledge, simulating aspects of medical education.

Medicine with a Foundation Year - BMBS (Hons)

This program is designed for ambitious students who aspire to study medicine but do not meet the traditional entry requirements, particularly those from disadvantaged or underrepresented backgrounds. It serves as a pathway to bridge the gap between secondary education and university-level study, providing a supportive environment to develop the necessary skills and knowledge. Successful completion of the foundation year guarantees progression to the first year of the five-year Medicine BMBS program at the University of Nottingham, which has a 50-year history of training doctors.

Medicine with Foundation Year MBChB

The Medicine with Foundation Year MBChB is a six-year program designed for students who may not initially meet the direct entry requirements for a standard medical degree. This integrated foundation year serves as a pathway to progress into the first year of the MBChB course at the University of Leicester. The program aims to attract aspiring students from diverse backgrounds who demonstrate compassion and values aligned with the NHS constitution, preparing them to become skilled, professional, and empathetic doctors. The curriculum emphasizes a person-centered approach to medicine with a strong focus on clinical empathy from the outset. You will learn through a blend of lectures, small group work, cadaveric dissection, and clinical teaching, all grounded in a patient-focused curriculum. The foundation year includes early patient interaction and clinical skills development, with successful completion leading to progression onto the core five-year MBChB course. The program is delivered in an established and supportive environment with experienced academics and NHS practitioners, leveraging state-of-the-art facilities including a Clinical Skills Unit and offering opportunities for research and international electives.

Medicine with Foundation Year MBChB

The Medicine with Foundation Year MBChB is an integrated six-year program designed for students with the potential and aspiration to become doctors, particularly those from specific regions who may not meet direct entry academic requirements. It includes a preparatory Foundation Year before progressing to the full MBChB Medicine degree, provided all assessments and course requirements are met. The Foundation Year focuses on building essential knowledge in medicine, health systems, and professional development, preparing students for the demands of medical study. This program emphasizes a curriculum centered on community health, incorporating subjects like health systems, public health, medical sciences, and teamwork within healthcare. It also stresses personal and professional development, including communication skills and ethical principles. Students will engage in clinical and community learning through work experience and voluntary activities to understand local healthcare needs. Successful completion of the Foundation Year at the required standard allows progression to the subsequent five years of the MBChB Medicine degree. Edge Hill University's Medical School is approved by the General Medical Council (GMC) to award full UK medical degrees, having met rigorous quality assurance standards.

Medientechnik (Media Technology) - Bachelor

The Bachelor of Medientechnik (Media Technology) program at Hochschule Düsseldorf offers a comprehensive education at the intersection of technology and media. It provides students with the foundational knowledge and practical skills necessary to thrive in the dynamic media industry. The curriculum is designed to be forward-thinking, equipping graduates with the competencies needed for a variety of roles in media production, development, and management.

Medieval and Renaissance Studies

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies program at Dartmouth brings together faculty from diverse disciplines whose research and teaching focus on the period from Late Antiquity to the Early Modern era. This interdisciplinary approach allows students to gain a broad understanding across various fields within this historical scope and geographical range. The program offers a way for students to modify their existing major, adding interdisciplinary depth to their academic pursuits.