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International students: Don't miss your chance to apply! Our highly-sought after Medicine (Graduate Entry) course is still open for applications, however UK applications have now closed.

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Discover our innovative graduate entry Medicine BMBS degree, where theory and practice go hand in hand.

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Patient-centred, digitally-enabled, interprofessional

Expectations of medical care are changing fast – meaning the role of the doctor is too. Our four-year graduate entry Medicine BMBS degree has a clear objective: to equip you with the knowledge and experience you need to excel in the world of modern medicine.

We are now accepting applications from home and international students for 2025 entry.

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Medical education shaped around you

We're thrilled to welcome our first cohort of aspiring medical professionals. These talented individuals represent the future of medicine and are poised to make a significant impact on healthcare.

Join us in celebrating their journey as they embark on a path of discovery and learning. Together, we'll shape the future of medicine, one patient at a time.

Training doctors of the future

From trialling the use of extended reality (XR) to teach anatomy and surgery, to giving students access to a wealth of digital resources to develop their skills, our medical students will be prepared to excel in the world of modern medicine.

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Study Medicine at Surrey – be a part of innovative research at the University of Surrey

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Our goal is to put you in charge of your own development
Not only nurturing the independence and resilience that you’ll need as a doctor, but instilling the drive and ambition to continue with lifelong learning, contributing to the advance of medical science.

Professor Juliet Wright Founding Dean, School of Medicine

We’re delighted to be partnering with the University of Surrey in this new venture; their choice of Exeter is testament to the quality of our medical programme and the expertise we have in training outstanding doctors. The pandemic has highlighted the crucial importance of training more health professionals in the future and we’re excited to be supporting this objective.

Professor Lisa Roberts Vice Chancellor of the University of Exeter