Graduate Entry Medicine (Hons) University of Nottingham

Overview

The four-year Graduate Entry Medicine (Hons) course offered by University of Nottingham has been newly redesigned to provide the ultimate preparation for your career as a doctor in an accelerated format, building on your previous life and education experiences. 

Uniquely co-created with input from students, university staff and doctors, the innovative medicine course will help you to make a positive impact within the current healthcare landscape.

Building on Nottingham’s reputation for training outstanding doctors, it offers excellent teaching and learning in a supportive environment to refine your skills and build your confidence.

Career 

After successfully completing the course, you will graduate with your BMBS degree, which is a primary medical qualification (PMQ). You will then be entitled to a provisional registration with the General Medical Council (GMC). Find out more about the GMC registration process.

The GMC have also introduced a Medical Licensing Assessment, which tests the core knowledge, skills and behaviours of doctors who want to practise in the UK. You will need to pass the MLA as part of your degree before you are able to join the medical register. The MLA is embedded into the assessments you will take as part of your medicine degree at the University of Nottingham. This means you won’t need to undertake any additional exams after completing the course.   

You’ll then need to apply to complete a two-year foundation programme, during which you will be paid a salary. They will help you through this process and provide support as you transition to the UK Foundation Programme.