Basic medicine and clinical medicine
British medical majors include basic medicine and clinical medicine to keep healthy, diagnose and treat diseases, and eventually become a doctor. Medical professional courses are divided into two parts-basic medicine and clinical medicine, and the other parts are relatively more comprehensive.
Five-year undergraduate and four-year graduate students
It takes five years to study medicine in a British university (four years for postgraduate courses). Once qualified, students will engage in work related to patient contact, but years of training and study will make students very likely to become professionals in a certain medical branch.
27 excellent medical schools
The backbone of British medical training consists of 27 excellent medical schools. Among the students studying the courses offered by these colleges, there are 1 overseas students for every 13 undergraduates. Foreign doctors who have obtained medical qualifications in British medical schools can enjoy the same career development as graduates from Britain and European Economic Area countries.
It is difficult to study abroad.
Because medicine is a special major, many European and American countries, including Britain, have taken restrictive measures to study abroad for medical majors, which has increased the difficulty of studying abroad. Because among the majors applying for studying in the UK, the medical major is the most difficult to apply for, and students are generally required to have a lot of achievements. Although the threshold is high, they can also apply.