University of St Andrew’s and University of Dundee (ScotGEM)

ScotGEM stands for Scottish Graduate Entry Medicine, a joint program between the University of St Andrews and the University of Dundee. It is a four-year graduate entry program for students who already hold a degree in another subject.

To apply for ScotGEM, you must have a degree at a minimum of 2.1 level and meet the entry requirements set by the University of St Andrews and the University of Dundee. You must also submit an application through UCAS and attend an interview.

The entry requirements for ScotGEM include a minimum of a 2.1 degree in any subject, along with specific requirements in chemistry, biology, and another science subject. You must also meet the English language requirements and pass the UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT).

The ScotGEM program is a four-year program, with the first two years being based at the University of St Andrews and the final two years being based at the University of Dundee. The program includes a combination of lectures, tutorials, practical sessions, and clinical placements.

The teaching approach of ScotGEM is student-centered, with an emphasis on problem-based learning and self-directed learning. The program is designed to help students develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to be a competent and compassionate doctor.

ScotGEM provides a range of support services to students, including academic support, pastoral care, and career advice. There are also opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities, such as sports teams and student societies.

Graduates of ScotGEM are eligible to apply for foundation training programs in the UK and can also pursue careers in a range of medical specialties. The program is designed to prepare students for the demands of modern healthcare, including the challenges of working in remote and rural areas.