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Our highly innovative and integrated curriculum offers you the opportunity to complete undergraduate medical training in six years in an environment specifically designed to ensure you become an outstanding clinical practitioner with excellent practical skills coupled with a strong grounding in the underlying sciences. The School of Medicine benefits from a wide range of clinical partnerships which support our students in their learning journey.

The six-year programme has been designed in such a way that students will transition across three distinct stages of the programme.

As students enter the programme in Stage One, they will receive instruction on basic and clinically relevant sciences, which they will then learn to apply using case studies and self-directed learning.

As they progress into the middle years of the programme (stage two), they will become more fully immersed in the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) style of learning, complemented by a more in-depth understanding of anatomy and clinical skills. The curriculum is taught in a traditional academic year. Years 1-4 are taught on campus, and as students move into the third year, the course becomes more intense with 33 teaching weeks per year starting in August.

Years 5 and 6 commence in July and consist of clinical training, where you will rotate through the major clinical disciplines in affiliated hospitals and General Practices.