A Bachelor’s degree from any field with at least a 2.2 class honours or equivalent GPA.
Entrance Examination
MCAT: 498 minimum score
GAMSAT: 55 minimum score (must have a minimum of 50 in all sections)
UCAT: 2500 overall score with a minimum of 500 in each section, and a situational judgment score within Bands 1-3. Note that UCAT is accepted ONLY for those who hold a Bachelor of Science degree in the Life Sciences or Biomedical Sciences with at least a UK 2.2 class honours or equivalent GPA. Please contact us if you wish to inquire about your eligibility.
Applicants from Israel can provide evidence of having the Tel Aviv University / Yeda exam with minimum overall score of 300 in place of the MCAT or GAMSAT requirement.
The Medical School may also consider applicants from other education systems. For any other qualifications, please contact us so that we can assess eligibility.
6.5 overall in the IELTS (with 6.5 in writing and a minimum of 6.0 in all other elements),
Or 79 in TOEFL iBT
Or grade 5 in the GCSE (or B with the old grading system),
Or a score of 5 in English in the International Baccalaureate Standard Level (SL),
Or a score of 8 in English in the European Baccalaureate.
Students whose native language is English and who originate from the UK, Ireland, USA, Australia and New Zealand, are exempt from this requirement.
Students from English speaking provinces in Canada are required to provide an official letter from their high school and University that confirms that the language of instruction was English. Otherwise, they are required to provide proof of their English proficiency as per our admissions requirements.
Applicants with an EU/EEA passport and who have graduated from an English-speaking university in one of the above six countries, but who are not from that country, may be able to submit the English language proficiency certificate used when enrolling in that university – our Admissions team can provide further advice on this. Third country nationals will be required to submit evidence of English language proficiency in line with the above requirements as part of the student visa process, regardless of the language of instruction of their first degree.
The objective of the interview is to establish whether applicants have the appropriate skills and attributes to complete the programme successfully and to practise medicine professionally.
Applicants need to demonstrate through volunteer experience that they have an understanding of the biological, psychological and social dimensions of medicine to support their application displaying suitability for a career in medicine.