Study medicine at the University of Liverpool and prepare to deliver outstanding, compassionate and evidence based patient care in today’s healthcare system, and the one of the future. Liverpool’s MBChB programme is designed to support your development as a confident, ethical and adaptable doctor. You will learn through a distinctive spiral curriculum, combining strong scientific foundations with authentic clinical learning, research connected teaching and supportive learning communities. Our main undergraduate medicine programme is the A100 (5 year) MBChB. Graduates with home status may also be eligible to apply to the A101 (4 year) programme. At Liverpool, you will develop the knowledge, skills and professional behaviours required to practise medicine safely and ethically, in line with the General Medical Council’s Outcomes for Graduates. Your training is underpinned by a commitment to excellence in teaching, research and patient‑centred care. Learning is supported by GP‑led small‑group teaching, access to some of the UK’s leading specialist clinical units, and state‑of‑the‑art learning facilities, including simulation and technology‑enhanced environments. We place strong emphasis on professional identity formation, leadership development, research and scholarship, and digital fluency. Throughout the programme, you will be supported to become a lifelong learner, capable of responding confidently to the evolving demands of modern healthcare.

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