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University of Warwick
Overview
The University of Warwick medical school is unique in that it only offers a graduate entry MBChB programme. The course offers fantastic opportunities for graduates wanting to transfer into a career in medicine, with a course entirely set for graduate applicants. The course integrates clinical teaching in a classroom setting with a focus on case-based learning with clinical exposure in a variety of clinical settings.
Entry requirements include scoring highly enough in the UCAT to secure yourself a place at a selection day, as well as having completed two weeks full-tein work experience (70hours) across a minimum of two placements in the last three years. This must include experience in healthcare environments. This is essential to securing yourself a place to study medicine at the University of Warwick.
Key Points
- Heavy UCAT Focus
- Early Clinical Focus
- Very Competitive
About the university Compare
| Key Information | |
| Website | https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/ |
| [email protected] | |
| Phone number | +44 (0)24 7652 4585 |
| Course Information | |
| Teaching style | CBL Case-based learning is the main teaching style for the medical degree at Warwick, with the support of lectures, small group sessions, experiential learning and clinical skills. In year one you will learn largely through university-based teaching with the inclusion of integrated clinical exposure in various settings. |
| Course length | 4 A101 Graduate Entry Medicine |
| BSC | No |
| Courses offered | 1 course offered Graduate Entry Medicine - 4 years - A101 |
| Graduate entry | Yes A101 - Graduate Entry Medicine |
| Foundation or access | No |
| University Life | |
| Local area | Warwick |
| Social life | |
| Interview | |
| Interview style | MMI 6 MMI stations. The who interview session will last around 2 hours. |
| Interview dates | December Dates for MMIs for the 19/20 application cycle are as follows: -Tuesday 17th December 2019 -Wednesday 18th December 2019 -Thursday 19th December 2019 Please note that all invites to interview will be sent to shortlisted applicants at the same time. Following interviews, offers will be made in February. |
| Interview topics | Competencies assessed are:
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| Admissions Tests | |
| UCAT | Average scores of offer holders:
2018/19 = 2709 UCAT scores required to secure a place at a selection centre day varies year-on-year. In previous years the lowest UCAT scores for applicants interviewed were: 2019 = 2570 2018 = 2650 |
| BMAT | |
| GAMSAT | |
| Academic Requirements | |
| GSCE | N/A Not considered |
| A-level | N/A Not considered |
| Retake policy | No |
| Scottish highers | N/A Not considered |
| Scottish advanced | N/A Not considered |
| IB | N/A Not considered |
| Bachelor's Degree (Gradutes Only) | 2:1 Honours degree Subjects required: any discipline Grades required: 2:1 honours degree. 2:2 degree classifications are accepted provided the candidate also holds either a Master’s or Doctoral qualification to be considered for the MBChB programme. |
| Statistics | |
| Applications in 19/20 | 1535 Total number of home applicants: 1535 Home applicants: 1408 Overseas applicants: 127 |
| Interviews in 19/20 | 443 Total number of applicants interviewed: 443 Home applicants interviewed: 439 Overseas applicants interviewed: 14 |
| Offers in 19/20 | 208 Total number of offers: 208 Home applicants with offer: 204 Overseas applicants with offer: <5 |
| Success rate in 19/20 | Application success rate: Offers per applicant: 1 in 7.4 Interview success rate: Offers per interview: 1 in 2.1 |
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