Bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery graduate course in University of cambridge

Success in medicine requires application and hard work, both while studying and when in practice. However, it brings great rewards in terms of job satisfaction, involving as it does a combination of science and human interactions, and numerous career opportunities. The medicine courses provide the education and training required to be one of tomorrow s doctors, reflecting the latest advances in medical sciences and practice. The University departments collaborate with the four Cambridge Colleges offering the course, six general practices in West Suffolk, and the West Suffolk Hospital (in Bury St Edmunds) the main clinical base for the course.

A good Honours degree (2.1 or above) in any discipline, passes at A Level (or equivalent), AAA at A Level or equivalent, Applicants must have A Level Chemistry (normally passed at grade A or above within seven years of entry) and one of Biology/Human Biology, Physics, Mathematics (at A or AS Level), A Level subject requirements also apply to the IB, pre-interview written assessment for ASNC, Interview, IELTS 7.5, Cambridge English: Advanced grade A or B, Cambridge English: Proficiency grade A, B or C, SIP, Academic transcripts, Admissions Assessment, Written work

Hospital-based careers across medical, surgical and other specialisms, General practitioners, Lecturer

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