Medicine BMBS (Lincoln pathway)
UCAS Code: A10L
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery - BMBS
Entry requirements
A level
(Or AAB contextual offer). Biology (or human biology) and chemistry (excluding General Studies, Citizenship Studies, Critical Thinking and Global Perspectives). A pass in the practical element is required for any science subject taken. A-levels must be taken within a two-year period. If A level exams are taken as a private candidate, practical endorsements for any science subjects are required.
Cambridge International Pre-U Certificate - Principal
including grade Biology and Chemistry. A combination of A-levels and Pre-U subjects are accepted. GCSE qualifications, or equivalent, are required.
GCSE/National 4/National 5
At least six GCSE (or National 5) at grade A (7) including biology (or human biology) and chemistry, one of either physics or maths must also be passed at grade A (7) with the other being grade B (6) and a minimum of grade 6 (B) in English language. If taking both GCSE Biology and Human Biology, they are classed as one single GCSE. Double science requirement is AA (7,7). Core science, additional science and further additional science requirement is AAA (7,7,7). Applied Science is not accepted.
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
with 6, 6, 6 at Higher Level including Biology and Chemistry, excluding core component. Or Contextual offer of 35 with 6, 6, 5 at Higher Level including 6 in either biology or chemistry, excluding core component. English language is required at either Standard level (grade 6) or Higher level (grade 5) GCSE's or Middle Years (or equivalent) are required.
Scottish Advanced Higher
in Biology and Chemistry. This qualification is acceptable when combined with Scottish Higher grades AAAAB including English Language, Maths and the sciences.
Scottish Higher
including English Language, Maths and the sciences. This qualification is acceptable when combined with Advanced Higher grades AA in Biology and Chemistry.
Welsh Baccalaureate - Advanced Skills Challenge Certificate (first teaching September 2015)
This qualification is acceptable when combined with A level grades AA in Biology and Chemistry. GCSE qualifications, or equivalent, are required.
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University of Nottingham Lincoln Medical School in partnership with the University of Lincoln
The University of Nottingham has embarked on an exciting collaboration with the University of Lincoln to offer first class medical education in Lincolnshire. You can now apply to study for the University of Nottingham's BMBS degree, based in Lincoln. The University of Lincoln’s inspiring, waterfront campus is right in the heart of the friendly and vibrant city of Lincoln.
Join our well established medicine course that offers innovative teaching and early interaction with patients, ensuring you learn from practical experience.
We train tomorrow’s doctors on a vibrant undergraduate medical course with a unique integrated BMedSci (Bachelor of Medical Science) degree.
At Lincoln you will learn anatomy through hands-on experience using pro-section in our brand new facilities.
Clinical practice is an important element of your medical education. We work with NHS Trusts and general practices across Lincolnshire to help you gain excellent general practice and secondary care experience. It is essential you gain clinical experience in a range of settings so you are prepared with the transferable skills needed for when you qualify. It is also advantageous to experience working in hospitals of different sizes and in different locations so that you have contact with varied patient populations.
Many of our academics are clinicians, using their expertise to provide cutting edge specialised treatment to NHS patients, reflecting that patients are at the heart of all we do.
This course is open to UK, EU and International students.
Modules
In the first two years, the scientific basis of medicine is taught in a clinical context covering, molecular/cellular aspects of medicine, physiology and anatomy, healthcare in the community and clinical and professional development. In the third year you will undertake a supervised research project of your choice, leading to the award of a BMedSci. Following this you will move into the clinical phases where you will rotate through a series of placements, in the community and within the Trusts in Lincolnsire.
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