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Contact Details

How to contact MBBS Admissions

Enquiries relating to admission to Year 1 may be addressed to:

Admissions Tutor for MBBS
Dr Sarah Bennett

Senior Admissions Officer
Miss Amy Koester

Admissions Officer
Mr Matt Collins
Mr Sam Noakes

Undergraduate Admissions (Medicine)
UCL Student and Registry Services
University College London
Gower Street
London
WC1E 6BT

For prospective student enquiries please see Admission Enquiries. For any general enquiries related to the MBBS degree programme at UCL Medical School, please email MBBS Enquiries only if you have queries relating to the course itself and not for admission or entry requirement enquiries.

For other Medical School contact details please see Contact Us

Highlights in Medical Sciences

UCL Cancer Institute awarded Athena SWAN Gold

Award

UCL Cancer Institute awarded Athena SWAN Gold

The UCL Cancer Institute has been awarded Athena SWAN Gold in recognition of its sustained commitment to advancing gender equality in higher education and research.

New Dean of Medical Sciences appointed

Announcement

New Dean of Medical Sciences appointed

Internationally recognised clinician scientist, Professor Emma Morris, will take up the role of Dean of UCL's Faculty of Medical Sciences in August 2025.

Lung cancer test better predicts survival in early stages of disease

Research breakthrough

Lung cancer test better predicts survival in early stages of disease

A new test developed by UCL Cancer Institute and the Francis Crick Institute can better predict lung cancer survival at diagnosis.