School by School
List of school
Medical University of the Americas
MUA is located on Nevis, an island in the Caribbean. MUA is accredited by Accreditation Commission on Colleges of Medicine (ACCM) which, along with key state approvals, allows its students to study in all US states and, for Canadians, all provinces.
New Anglia University
The New Anglia University Doctor of Medicine programme is designed to develop the scientific knowledge, clinical reasoning, professional behaviours and practical skills required for progression through medical education and into postgraduate medical training. The four-year curriculum is divided into two principal stages: Basic Sciences and Clinical Sciences. During the Basic Sciences phase, students develop their understanding of the scientific principles underpinning human health and disease. Rather than treating individual disciplines as completely separate areas of study, the curriculum progressively brings together biomedical knowledge and its clinical application. Subjects and areas of study include human structure and function, neuroscience and behaviour, metabolism, cardiovascular and respiratory medicine, host defence, pathology, pharmacology, community medicine, diagnostics, clinical reasoning, professional practice and the patient-doctor relationship. Teaching is delivered through a combination of approaches including lectures, seminars, case presentations, class discussions, peer teaching, tutorials and practical learning activities. Clinical thinking is introduced before students enter their formal clinical clerkships.
Newcastle
Newcastle’s Medical School uses an integrated case-led teaching style that focuses on looking at the patient as a whole. The course prepares students to work as doctors - in a clinical and academic setting. Read more...
Norwich (UEA Medicine)
Norwich’s Medicine course is student-centred and focuses on relating learning to reality by using scenarios and clinical problems. There is an emphasis on developing both practical and theoretical knowledge from the start. Read more...
Nottingham
Nottingham’s Medicine programme is split into two parts. In the pre-clinical phase, students will learn the fundamental skills and knowledge needed by a doctor. Students will complete a research project and attain a BMedSci. Read more...
Oxford
Oxford’s six-year traditional Medicine course consists of practicals, lectures and tutorials and provides students with the understanding needed to enter clinical Medicine. Oxford retains a three-year preclinical stage. Read more...
Pears Cumbria
Pears Cumbria unites the University of Cumbria’s expertise in the education of nurses, midwives and allied health professionals with Imperial’s reputation as one of the world’s best medical schools. The curriculum has been co-created with regional NHS partners and is designed to support the retention of doctors in Cumbria and the North West. . .
Plymouth
Plymouth’s five-year integrated Medicine course follows a curriculum that’s structured around the human life cycle. Students gain the knowledge to become a doctor in a world with constantly evolving healthcare. Read more...
Queen’s Belfast
Queen’s Belfast’s Medicine five year integrated system-based programme offers various teaching styles. It is one of the few medical schools in the UK that teaches anatomy through cadaveric dissections. Read more...
RCSI & UCD Malaysia Campus (RUMC)
The RUMC MB BCh BAO programme follows the curriculum framework of RCSI Dublin, adapted for delivery across Malaysia and Ireland. Students receive early patient exposure, integrated basic and clinical sciences, structured clinical skills training, and comprehensive hospital rotations. . .
