King’s College London (Extended Medical Degree)

The Extended Medical Degree Programme (EMDP) at King’s College London is a six-year medical programme designed for students who may not have the traditional academic background to enter a standard medical degree course.

The EMDP at King’s College London is designed for students from non-traditional academic backgrounds who have the potential to become successful doctors but may not meet the academic requirements for a standard medical degree. Students who have achieved A-level grades below AAA, or equivalent qualifications, may be eligible to apply.

The EMDP at King’s College London is a six-year programme divided into two phases. The first phase lasts for two years and focuses on the foundational sciences of medicine, while the second phase lasts for four years and covers the clinical practice of medicine. The programme includes clinical placements throughout the six years.

To be eligible for the EMDP at King’s College London, applicants must have achieved a minimum of BBB at A-level or equivalent, including at least one science subject. Applicants must also demonstrate the potential to succeed in a medical programme through an aptitude test, an interview, and a situational judgement test.

To apply for the EMDP at King’s College London, you must submit an online application through UCAS. The application process includes an aptitude test, an interview, and a situational judgement test. It is important to check the application deadlines and requirements on the King’s College London website before applying.

Graduates of the EMDP at King’s College London are awarded the same degree as graduates of the standard medical degree programme and are eligible to apply for provisional registration with the General Medical Council (GMC). The programme aims to equip graduates with the skills and knowledge required to pursue a successful career in medicine.