Medicine MBChB

Our patient-focused MBChB course is designed to be clinically relevant and integrated throughout, enabling you to acquire the medical knowledge and professional competencies that are essential to practise medicine effectively. You will have hands-on experience, working with real patients from the beginning.

Throughout the course, you will learn from expert academics and medical practitioners working at the sharp end of the NHS. Their teaching is directly influenced by their expertise in such diverse fields as heart disease, cancer and genetics - some of the areas where Leicester's reputation is truly global.

Medicine at Leicester Medical School

Hear from one of our students, Heidi, about her experience of studying Medicine at Leicester Medical School.

Course structure

Learn about the structure of our MBChB medical degree, designed to reflect its patient focus from the very beginning.

Discover the structure

Entry requirements

See the entry requirements for the A100 Medicine MBChB course, and find out how we score applications.

See our requirements

Scoring applications

Find out how we calculate a score when considering your application for the A100 Medicine MBChB, based on your academic and UCAT performance.

View current scoring criteria

Aims and outcomes

Our aim is to prepare new doctors to meet the challenges of healthcare in the 21st century.

Our aims and outcomes

Facilities for students

Discover the range of facilities available for our Medical students to use.

Explore our facilities

Suggested reading

Check out our ideas for some resources that can help prepare you for your Medical degree.

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Dr Suzanne Dawson of our admissions team discusses why you might want to be a medical student here at Leicester, the course structure and the admissions process.