MBBS Programme of Study

Please see the MBBS Student Handbook for guidance from UCL and UCLMS to support you in your studies, and detail for each year of study below.

MBBS Student Handbook

Please see the MBBS Student Handbook for guidance from UCL and UCLMS to support you in your studies:

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Year information

MBBS Year 1 Programme of Study

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MBBS Year 1 Programme of Study

Fundamentals of Clinical Science 1.

MBBS Year 2 Programme of Study

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MBBS Year 2 Programme of Study

Fundamentals of Clinical Science 2.

Year 3 Programme of Study

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Year 3 Programme of Study

Intercalated BSc.

MBBS Year 4 Programme of Study

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MBBS Year 4 Programme of Study

Integrated Clinical Care.

MBBS Year 5 Programme of Study

Link to year 5 webpage

MBBS Year 5 Programme of Study

The Life Cycle and Specialist Practice.

MBBS Year 6 Programme of Study

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MBBS Year 6 Programme of Study

Preparation for Practice.

Clinical and Professional Practice

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Clinical and Professional Practice

Preparation for Practice.

The UCL Doctor

MBBS Graduation

The UCL Doctor

Our MBBS Programme

Student Selected Components

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Student Selected Components

Student Selected Components are a core requirement of all undergraduate medical programmes and are an integral part of the curriculum.

Highlights in Medical Sciences

Groundbreaking bowel cancer trial follow-up shows zero relapses

Research

Groundbreaking bowel cancer trial follow-up shows zero relapses

Patients with a specific bowel cancer who were given short-course immunotherapy before surgery, instead of post-op chemotherapy, remained cancer-free after nearly three years of follow-up.

Drug to treat aggressive leukaemia approved for use in adults

Research

Drug to treat aggressive leukaemia approved for use in adults

Adult patients with aggressive leukaemia will soon be able to receive a breakthrough immunotherapy, developed by UCL researchers, on the NHS after approval by NICE.

Millions could benefit from faster prostate cancer scan

Research

Millions could benefit from faster prostate cancer scan

Results of the PRIME trial involving UCL Medical Sciences researchers have found that a quicker, cheaper MRI scan was just as accurate at diagnosing prostate cancer as the current 30-40 minute scan.