Popular Medicine Universities in the UK

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Obtaining admission to medical school in the UK is highly competitive, but thousands of international students are accepted yearly. Applicants with excellent grades and who have set their hearts on studying and working in this field are encouraged to apply to study medicine in the UK. A score of 38 in the IB or 7.0 in IELTS is required for undergraduate medicine, similar to the requirement at A-level, including biology or chemistry. It is required for graduate medicine students to have a solid first degree and to have a successful career record. Therefore, evidence of intent will be sought from medical schools for six months, such as one day a week of work in a hospital, care home, hospice, or other care facilities. International applicants should also have a basic understanding of how the National Health Service works. Medical schools have strict and demanding entry requirements. The interview process for admission can be challenging, and students should be prepared to be questioned about their motivation, previous work, and personal interests, as well as provide evidence of all previous achievements, including relevant work experience. In addition, the clinical aptitude test, UCAT, will be required by several medical schools.

Careers after Medicine Study

Over 60 positions are available to medical graduates, so there will be plenty of opportunities regardless of the area of specialisation you wish to pursue. However, the following categories are generally considered to be areas of expertise:

Anaesthetics
General Practice
Medicine
Pathology
Psychiatry
Radiology
Surgery

Applying for a Medicine Course? Our team of professionals is available to assist you throughout the application process. Offer letters are issued quickly to UK university applicants. Arrange your free consultation today to get started.

Where can I study Medicine in the UK?

Here's a list of all the medical schools in the UK:

The University of Aberdeen, School of Medicine
Barts & the London School of Medicine & Dentistry - Queen Mary - UoL
The University of Birmingham, School of Medicine
Brighton and Sussex Medical School
The University of Bristol, Faculty of Medicine
University of Cambridge, School of Clinical Medicine
Cardiff University, School of Medicine
University of Central Lancashire Medical School
The University of Dundee - Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Nursing
University of Edinburgh - (College of Medicine & Veterinary Medicine)
University of Exeter, Medical School
University of Glasgow - (College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences)
Hull York Medical School
Imperial College School of Medicine, London
Keele University, School of Medicine
King's College London School of Medicine
Lancaster University, Faculty of Health & Medicine
University of Leeds, School of Medicine
University of Leicester, Leicester Medical School
University of Liverpool - (Faculty of Health & Life Sciences)
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine - Postgraduate Medical School
University of Manchester - (Faculty of Medical & Human Sciences)
Newcastle University Medical School
Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia
University of Nottingham - (Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences)
University of Oxford, Medical Sciences Division
Plymouth University - Peninsula School of Medicine & Dentistry
Queen's University Belfast - Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences
The University of Sheffield, School of Medicine
The University of Southampton, School of Medicine
University of St Andrews - (Faculty of Medical Sciences)
St George's, University of London
Swansea University Medical School
UCL Medical School
The University of Warwick, Warwick Medical School

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Popular Medicine Universities in the UK