An opportunity to progress to a UK Medical School after just one year of study.
Most medical schools in the UK require successful completion of A Levels or the International Baccalaureate (IB), with top grades in Biology, Chemistry and either Maths or Physics. Overseas students also have to demonstrate an English proficiency equivalent to IELTS 7.0 (7.0 in each skill).
The International Foundation Year (Medicine) provides an alternative route to medicine for international students. It is accepted for entry to a medical degree at Aston University, The University of Bristol or UCLan, subject to grades and other conditions. Please note this international programme does not accept UK students.
Important: Progression to a medical degree is not guaranteed. Successful progression is subject to a competitive entrance interview and you may have to pass an admissions test (e.g. UKCAT or BMAT). It is also very important to demonstrate your interest and commitment through work experience and voluntary work in the health sector. Students who are unable to progress to medicine may be offered an alternative, for example Biomedical Science.
Academic
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Completion of high school, equivalent to IGCSE with 6-8 A grades in relevant subjects, including Chemistry, Maths and Biology. The following are also accepted: US Diploma (GPA 3.4, 3.4 Maths, Biology & Chemistry); International Baccalaureate (26 points, 5+ HL Chemistry plus HL Biology OR HL Maths); AS Level (AAA-AAB, Maths, Chemistry, Biology preferred, but IGCSE A accepted otherwise). A Levels not accepted for this course.
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UCAT/BMAT
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Students can apply for this course and receive an offer without taking an UCAT test. However, as you will need to apply for admission to Medical School by 15 October, students are required to take a UCAT test before starting this course.
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English
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UKVI IELTS 6.0 (6.0 Writing, 5.5 in all other skills) or equivalent UKVI English test.
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Minimum Age
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Students must be 18 at the start of their medicine degree.
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