Medicine, MBChB

For over 600 years, the University of St Andrews has been recognised as a premier global teaching institution. Students in the Medicine programme can earn a BSc Honours degree in Medicine after three years, then proceed to a partner medical school to finish their training and obtain an MB ChB/MBBS. Further details are available at: https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/subjects/medicine/medicine-bsc-a100/.Overseas fee-paying applicants should apply via the Manchester campus code, as other partner schools do not accommodate them. Scots/RUK fee-paying applicants may use the England, Scotland, or No Preference campus codes. For No Preference applications, offers will specify the route (Scotland or England). Students will be assigned to one route upon entry, with allocation to specific schools—Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow (Scotland), or Barts and The London, Manchester (England)—occurring in the second year. Additional allocation information is on the website.