Medicine

About this course

Medicine is the professional discipline concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease in human beings. It is one of the most demanding and rewarding of all university programmes, requiring sustained commitment to scientific learning alongside the development of clinical skills, professional judgement, and the ability to communicate with patients and colleagues in complex and often emotionally charged situations. Medical students spend their undergraduate years building the scientific foundation of medical knowledge and progressively taking on clinical responsibility in supervised settings, developing the competence and character that safe medical practice requires. At the University of Exeter, this five-year full-time programme leads to a medical degree that qualifies you to apply for foundation training as a junior doctor in the NHS. Exeter's medical school is know

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