Medicine (Graduate Entry) - MBBS

Graduate Entry Medicine at Swansea University is one of just a handful of similar programmes of medical study in the UK open to graduates of any discipline.This accelerated, four-year medical degree follows an innovative, integrated spiral curriculum designed to reflect the way in which clinicians approach patients and how patients present to doctors.You will study the basic biomedical sciences in the context of clinical medicine, public health, pathology, therapeutics, ethics, and psycho-social issues in patient management.Together with a strong focus on clinical and communication skills, you will develop the academic, practical, and personal qualities to practise medicine competently and with confidence.You will have a high level of structured clinical contact as your studies progress, covering the following areas: clinical apprenticeships, including one week of nursing practice, junior assistantship, specialty attachments, including acute surgery, acute medicine, women’s health, child health, mental health, sub-specialities of medicine and surgery, and frailty, community-based learning, senior assistantship, shadowing F1 doctors and elective.We are a relatively small medical school, so you will benefit from extensive contact with teaching staff, and you will have contact with patients right from the first semester. You will join a university that is ranked 5th in the UK for Medicine according to the Times Good University Guide 2024.

To apply for Graduate Entry Medicine, you must have achieved all of the following by the time of application:Minimum grade C at GCSE in MathematicsMinimum grade C at GCSE in English/WelshCompletion of admissions test (full details below)AND achieved or predicted* to achieve a minimum of one of the following:2:1 undergraduate degree in any subject, orMerit in an integrated master’s degree in any subject, or2:2 undergraduate degree AND a Pass in a postgraduate higher degree (Masters or PhD) in any subjectPending results of degrees used in support of applications must be confirmed no later than 31 July in the year of intended enrolment.