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Medicine (5-year MBChB)

Medical students on placement at a hospital base. © University Hospital Of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust In the Operating Room © Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Medical student performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) emergency procedure on a mannequin Medical student performing an eye examination

Course details

For prospective students considering applying to the MBChB programme.

Special features

View: MBChB programme 2012 brochure (PDF, 2.02 MB)

Read the quick start guide on our application process:

Related courses

  • Medicine with Foundation Year (6 years)

    The foundation year prepares students without appropriate entry qualifications for the five-year MBChB course

Why study at Manchester?

At Manchester, students can create a bespoke MBChB programme suited to their areas of interest.

  • Teaching facilities (image galleries)
    Snapshot of various base hospitals and community placement settings across the North West
  • Cadavers used in anatomy
    Whole body dissection offered to medical students
  • Flexible learning techniques
    With an emphasis on small group learning using clinical cases or problems stressing enquiry, discussion, self-education, development of critical thinking and communication skills
  • Personal Excellence Path (PEP)
    The PEP framework provides complementary topics beyond the field of medicine for all our MBChB students.
    • Video: Neil
    • View video: PEP: 1st year
      Dr Bip Choudhury outlines what 1st year medics will do for the preliminary PEP module
  • Option: Study in Europe
    An opportunity to develop foreign language skills and knowledge of European medicine
  • Option: Take an intercalated degree
    Complete the final year of a BSc honours degree or undertake a Masters degree

Student perspectives

Video: Akib

Careers

All UK medical graduates are currently able to secure a place on a two-year foundation programme that leads to full registration with the General Medical Council. For more details of the possible careers in medicine, see:

Criminal record checks

All applicants should read the following document on criminal record disclosure:

NB: Images shown include: © University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust
© Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust