Medicine (Graduate Entry)

About this course

Graduate entry medicine is a pathway designed for students who have already completed a first degree and who bring the intellectual maturity, breadth of knowledge, and professional motivation that clinical training demands. Medicine asks you to integrate scientific understanding, clinical reasoning, communication, and ethical judgement in the service of patients, and graduate entrants to the profession often bring from their previous degree the habits of independent inquiry and sustained application that make this transition particularly productive. At the University of Manchester you will study across four years on a full-time programme, accelerating through the essential preclinical science before entering the clinical years. Manchester is the largest medical school in the UK, with over 2,500 undergraduate medical students, and the breadth of its clinical partnerships across Greater M

Where its graduates go

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