Medical Universities in the UK

Why Choose Medical Universities in the UK?

Admission

No entry exams

Tuition fees

Medicine: 220–250 per ECTS

Undergraduate Entry

Medicine: 5 & 6-year courses

Online Study

Available due to Covid-19

Funding

Graduate Entry

4 years

How Much Do The Programmes Cost?

Fee for the Online Route (i.e. 2.5 years for 6-year programme or 2 years for 5-year programme)	5250/year (1st year: 7000)
Fee for the BSc Route (i.e. 2-Month Summer Study Period Online or at NVU Georgia Campus)	3,500
Accommodation Fees the 2-Month Summer Study Period in Georgia	500–600
Tuition Fees for UK-based Clinical Rotations	220–250 per ECTS

How Are the Courses Taught?

The undergraduate course (5 or 6 years) is structured around pre-clinical and clinical years. During the pre-clinical years, you will study for a BSc degree in a science-related field (e.g. Pharmacy, Biomedical Science, Nursing etc) at a university that is located in the UK, EU or in a Non-EU country. In Summer, students are also required to complete two months studying medical modules at the NVU campus in Georgia. During the clinical years, students will attend lectures and clinical rotations at British and Georgian Hospitals.
The four-year graduate entry medicine programme is divided into pre-clinical and clinical years. 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.
Depending on the programme they choose, students can split their time between online and on-campus learning. The online learning portal includes videos, live-streams, question banks plus much more. This online learning is a temporary study option for students during Covid-19.

Admission for Undergraduate Entry

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.

Admission for Graduate Entry

To be eligible for graduate entry, the candidate will need a Bachelor of Science degree in a subject related to medicine.
Candidates are not required to sit entrance exams.

Will Funding Be Available?

If you are interested in learning more about funding options at our partner universities, please visit our Student Loans and Scholarships pages for the latest updates.

What Deadlines Should I Be Aware Of?

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.

Timetable

	From	To
Winter Semester
Teaching Period	Early October	Late December
Vacation time	Late December	End December
Exams	Early January	Late January
First retake examination	Early February	Mid-February
Spring Semester
Teaching Period	Early March	Early May
Vacation time	Early May	Mid May
Exams	Early June	Mid-June
First retake examination	Mid-June	Late June
SUMMER VACATION / SUMMER TRAINING PRACTICE
Medicine students	July	August
Dentistry students	August	September
Second retake examination	Early September	Mid-September