Plymouth is a great place to study. There are really great facilities for helping you along your degree but also plenty of things to do to encourage development of existing - or exploration of new -extracurricular activities.

Medicine at Plymouth is an innovative and exciting course. While there is lots of emphasis on student led learning, teaching staff are always more than happy to step in to offer a helping hand to support our learning.

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Best aspects about learning here are the facilities and the student life! We have a 24/7 library where studying and student life come together on all-nighters just before exams with your course mates. The student union is amazing and unlike other similar organisations, they really are there to help, protect and integrate the students! You have clubs, societies, campaigns and fairs to suit your liking all around the year. Sports clubs and gym for you fit fanatics and food fairs for a foodie like me, we all come together here! The worst aspect is that with being a student, exams and coursework are coming too :( . But the good news is after a very challenging and nerve racking exam season, there are so many pubs and clubs in the city (including our very own student union one #themepartiesss) to help you celebrate and ease you into the summer holidays. Talking about summer holidays, Plymouth is next to an ocean so for all of you surfers and water sports fans, Plymouth is the place to be!

The best aspect about the course is the fact that it is a modern, forward facing course that prepares us to work in modern hospital, using modern technology. The worst part is the academic filled first year. But if you pass the first year you have an easy 2 years left filled with placement and less academic time.

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