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Developing world-leading clinicians and scientists. Bristol Medical School is a leading centre for collaborative and multi-disciplinary research. The school comprises two departments: Population Health Sciences and Translational Health Sciences.
You'll focus on patient contact, professional skills, and scientific and clinical learning, gaining real-life NHS experience at our clinical academies. Periods of elective study and student-selected components allow you to explore areas of personal interest.
We use our world-class research and innovative approach to education to inspire and train the next generation of medical doctors and biomedical researchers, while providing an inclusive and supportive environment in which all our students and staff can thrive.
Course summary. This course is the primary medical qualification awarded by the University of Bristol and is recognised by the General Medical Council. On this course, you will learn about the art, science and craft of medicine through: early clinical exposure in hospital, community and primary care settings; a blend of lectures, case-based ...
We offer two routes for medical training, the MB ChB Gateway to Medicine and the MB ChB Medicine. We are the largest and one of the most diverse schools in the University. We are a leading centre for collaborative and multi-disciplinary research in population and translational health sciences.
Gateway to Medicine is aimed at students with the potential to become doctors who do not meet the standard academic entry criteria to apply directly to our five-year Medicine course.
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Undergraduate Medicine programme. To find contacts for specific courses search Blackboard. General queries: medadmin-enquiries@bristol.ac.uk.
Our contextual offer is a grade reduction of up to two grades below the standard entry requirements. We make contextual offers to those from backgrounds who are historically less likely to come to Bristol. Details of our standard and contextual offer entry requirements are available on course pages. Search our courses.
As a Bristol medical graduate, you will be able to: synthesise evidence-based medicine with the concept of whole patient care; involve patients and their carers in shared decision-making; appreciate the social and biomedical determinants of health; work to make a difference to your patients and their communities; help deliver safe, sustainable ...
