University of Oxford (Graduate Entry)

Overview

The University of Oxford is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world. Notable alumni include two British Kings and 17 winners of the Nobel Prize for Medicine – maybe you could be next! The course offered at Oxford takes a traditional approach with distinct pre-clinical and clinical phases, allowing students to fulkky understand and explore the scientific theory underlying clinical practice before they stepping foot onto hospital wards. Oxford, like Cambridge, is a collegiate university so students will additionally benefit to membership to one of the 39 colleges. Your college will provide accommodation and other facilities including dining halls, study rooms and libraries. Studying at Oxford is a unique experience based on tradition and the traditional experiences.

The graduate course is an intensive four year course designed for graduates who are trained in applied or experimental sciences. The first and second years of the course builds on student’s existing science backgrounds to cover the basic medical sciences, as well as essential clinical skills. For the final two years you will be fully integrated into the main stream of the standard clinical course.

Oxford attracts the strongest applicants from across the globe. With a strong emphasis on academics, work experience and BMAT score, Oxford is an ideal choice for very strong all-round applicants keen to experience a traditional Oxbridge education.

Key Points

• Graduate Entry
• Oxbridge
• BMAT
• Traditional Course

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