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Here are your Medicine degree search results. We've put the Medicine courses with the most information at the top, with universities with less information below. You can personalise your Medicine search by adding your grades to put courses with the highest entry requirements at the top, or you can refine by course type or study mode.

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If you're a Scottish student studying in Scotland, you won't pay any tuition fees. If you study in England, fees will cost up to £9,000 per year, but some places will charge less. Students from Wales and Northern Ireland will pay up to £3,465.

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Degree Subject Intro: Medicine

A medical degree requires five years at university, then several more of on-the-job training with patients. Your first two years will be spent developing basic diagnosis and treatment skills and learning as much as you can about the human body. Your practical hospital experience begins in year three, year four will probably cover cardio-renal, oncology, general psychiatry and respiratory medicine, while your fifth year includes paediatrics, A&E, general practice, obstetrics and gynaecology.

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