Graduate Entry Medicine

About this course

Graduate entry medicine is a second-degree route into the medical profession, designed for people who have already completed an undergraduate degree in any subject and are seeking to qualify as a doctor. Medicine is the discipline of diagnosing and treating illness, preventing disease, and improving the health of individuals and populations. It demands not only deep biomedical knowledge but the ability to communicate clearly, think under pressure, make sound judgements in conditions of uncertainty, and work effectively within clinical teams. Graduate entry programmes typically combine the core medical curriculum into a compressed and intensive format, drawing on students' existing academic skills and maturity. At the University of Chester, this four-year MBChB programme leads to a qualifying degree in medicine and surgery, preparing you to enter the Foundation Programme as a junior doct

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