Medicine Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery - BMBCh
Course Overview - Medicine Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery - BMBCh
Medicine at Keele delivers an innovative curriculum underpinned by the three core themes identified by the General Medical Council: Professional Values and Behaviours, Professional Skills, and Professional Knowledge (GMC, 2018). Ranked 5th in England (Guardian University League Table, 2025). Studying Medicine MBChB at Keele you will develop the necessary knowledge and clinical skills to become a doctor who practises with competence and compassion.
Why choose this course?
* No.1 in the West Midlands and 5th in England for Medicine (Guardian Universi...
Medicine at Keele delivers an innovative curriculum underpinned by the three core themes identified by the General Medical Council: Professional Values and Behaviours, Professional Skills, and Professional Knowledge (GMC, 2018). Ranked 5th in England (Guardian University League Table, 2025). Studying Medicine MBChB at Keele you will develop the necessary knowledge and clinical skills to become a doctor who practises with competence and compassion.
Why choose this course?
* No.1 in the West Midlands and 5th in England for Medicine (Guardian University Guide, 2026)
* No.1 in the West Midlands and 2nd in the UK for Medicine (Daily Mail University Guide, 2026)
* Over 100 weeks spent on clinical placement in primary care and hospital settings across Staffordshire, Shropshire and other adjoining counties
* 1st in UK for overall F1 preparedness (GMC National Training Surveys, 2023)
* No.1 in the West Midlands for Medicine (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide, 2026)
Medicine at Keele adopts a modern, spiral, highly integrated curriculum that combines a range of learning strategies, including early clinical experience, integrated curriculum and clinical skills teaching, practical activities (including dissection), small-group self-directed learning, lectures and seminars. Additionally, inter-professional learning with other health students, including nursing, midwifery, paramedic science, physiotherapy and radiography, is fostered throughout the programme.
We are committed to listening to, responding to and supporting our students to become well-rounded, competent clinicians. Through forums such as our Medical Student Council, we recognise the value of our students' contribution to development and progression of our curriculum and the student experience.
Key course content\
To ensure you graduate as a confident and competent clinician, you will study a range of topics including:
* Professional and ethical responsibilities
* Patient safety and quality improvement
* Diagnosis and medical management
* Prescribing medication safely
* The health service and healthcare systems
* Health promotion and illness prevention
Course Information
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Course Details
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Study Mode
Full-time
Duration
5 Years
Start Date
2027-09-01
Campus
Main Site
Application Details
15 October
Application deadline
Provider Details
Codes/info
Course Code
A03-G70
Institution Code
K12
Points of Entry
Year 1
Entry Requirements
A level
A Level grades A*AA or AAA + EPQ grade A (please see our Widening Participation pages for details of adjusted offers) Any science A Level (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) completed in England from 2017 must include a pass in the practical endorsement. Applications from students currently in their third year of A Level or equivalent study will not be considered unless (a) they have had relevant extenuating circumstances accepted by the University or (b) they have already met grade requirements and are taking one additional designated subject to meet subject requirements. Applications from students who have taken more than three years to complete three A Levels meeting the stated requirements will not be considered. Only one subject from a combination of Maths/Further Maths/Statistics will be considered. Applicants may apply with achieved grades of A*AA with only one first or second designated subject if they are currently taking further A Levels to complete the subject requirements. Any science A Level (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) must include a pass in the practical endorsement. A level subjects must include - A first designated subject from Biology Chemistry PLUS A second designated subject from Biology Chemistry Economics Maths/Further Maths/Statistics Physics Psychology PLUS A third academic subject (pre-reform subjects such as General Studies, Critical Thinking and Citizenship Studies will not be accepted). Only one subject from a combination of Maths/Further Maths/Statistics will be considered. Applicants may apply with achieved grades of A*AA with only one first or second designated subject if they are currently taking further A Levels to complete the subject requirements. A 360-guided learning hours (GLH) alternative academic qualification (AAQ, e.g. BTEC National or Cambridge Advanced National extended certificate) at D* may be accepted in lieu of the third A-Level. However, Applied Science will not be accepted (owing to content overlap with Biology/Chemistry A-Levels) and Human Biology will not be accepted alongside A-Level Biology.
T Level
Not accepted
UCAS Tariff
Not accepted
Scottish Higher
A minimum of five National 5s at grade A with a minimum of B in English Language, Mathematics and Sciences. Higher: A minimum of AAAAA including Chemistry/Biology plus a second science (Chemistry/Biology/Physics) both at A, to be achieved by the end of S5 (i.e. before applying). Advanced Higher a minimum of AB from two subjects (both sciences: : Chemistry/Biology/Physics) sat in S6 - any additional subject sat at Higher level in S6 must be achieved at grade B or higher. Any science subject not being offered at a Higher or Advanced Higher level must have been passed at National 5 grade B.
Access to HE Diploma
offer-distinction: 45.0
An Access to HE Diploma (Medicine) complying with the QAA subject descriptor for medicine with 45 graded level-3 credits at distinction plus 15 ungraded level-2/3 credits passed. It is the applicant’s responsibility to check that the Access diploma meets this requirement before enrolling; diplomas that do not conform to the QAA subject descriptor for medicine will not be accepted.
GCSE/National 4/National 5
Five GCSEs at grade 7/A including a minimum of grade 6/B in English Language, Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics.
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
IB Diploma with a score of at least 37 points (including ToK/EE) ncluding 7 or 6 in Higher Level Biology or Chemistry and 7 or 6 at Higher Level in one of Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Maths (any), Physics or Psychology. OR Higher level: minimum 766 Three Higher Level subjects including Biology or Chemistry plus one from Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Maths (any), Physics or Psychology. Any science not taken at the higher level must be offered at standard level grade 5 or GCSE grade 6 (or equivalent). Standard GCSE requirements apply. Middle Years Programme (MYP) with five grade 6s and including Maths and all the sciences at grade 5. English language (language A) at standard level grade 6 is acceptable in lieu of GCSE English language. Please see English language requirements if you do not have either of these.
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
Not accepted
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