Medical Universities in the UK

Undergraduate students enrolling at medical universities in the UK can study a 6-Year medicine route for a Doctor of Medicine (MD) qualification.

6-Year Programme

This programme consists of the following medicine study route to choose from:

• Students on this route will enrol in a BSc degree in a relevant science area (e.g. Pharmacy, Nursing etc.) at an accredited university based in the UK, EU or further abroad while also studying summer medical modules for two months for the first three years at NVU Georgia.
• Following this, students will commence their practical study modules including lectures and clinical rotations at British and Georgian hospitals.

• The 4-Year Graduate Programme is an accelerated course with students studying a rigorous course at renowned UK universities.
• Students enter the medicine programme in the third year of the six-year degree and are eligible to apply based on their prior Bachelor’s Degree (BSc) in a science-related area such as Biomedical Science at an accredited university.
• The graduate medicine programme at UK Universities is divided into pre-clinical and clinical years in the relevant study modules.
• In the pre-clinical year of the UK graduate programme, students study preclinical modules on-campus at Georgian universities.
• Students then complete the final three years of their medicine programme on-campus with on-campus studies including lectures and clinical rotations at medical facilities and hospitals in the UK and Georgia.
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• Candidates from EU and non-EU countries may apply for the undergraduate medicine programmes in the UK.
• You will not have to complete any entrance exams.

• To be eligible for graduate entry, applicants are required to hold a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in a science-related field such as Biomedical Science or Pharmacy.
• Candidates are not required to sit entrance exams.

• Below is a list of costs for the medicine programme:

This course is structured around pre-clinical and clinical years studied over six years.

This programme is structured into one year of pre-clinical modules and three years of clinical rotations.

• In the pre-clinical year, students complete their studies at the NVU Georgian campus.
• During the clinical years, they will attend lectures and do clinical rotations at British and Georgian hospitals.

• Please note that intakes for these programmes take place in October and March.
• If you do not need a visa, the deadline to apply is the start of the September and February.

• Please note that the academic year is split into two semesters.
• The timetable will be structured as follows: