Studying Medicine at Cambridge prepares you to become a compassionate, thoughtful, skilled member, and leader, of the medical profession.

Study this accelerated, 4 year course if you already have an undergraduate degree with 2.1 or above and you’re a home fee status student.

Medicine graduate course at Cambridge

This course combines core medical science with clinical medicine.

You’ll have the opportunity to develop your clinical skills through direct patient contact in hospital and community environments throughout the East of England.

This is an intense course, so you won’t have the time to do an additional degree, undertake optional study or exchange programmes at the same time.

The University departments collaborate with:

• the 4 Cambridge Colleges that offer the course
• 6 general practices in West Suffolk, and the West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds, which is the main clinical base for the course

This course is for you if:

• it’s your second undergraduate degree
• you’re a home fee status student

If you don’t already have another undergraduate degree or you’re an international fee status student, you can:

• apply to study our standard Medicine course, which is open to everyone

If you successfully complete this course, you’ll graduate with Bachelor of Medicine as well as Bachelor of Surgery MB, BChir.

Your future career

We enable students to develop the excellent communication, clinical, interpersonal and professional skills required for good medical practice.

As a graduate you’ll be ready for a range of careers across:

• general practice
• medicine
• psychiatry
• other specialities

If you’re interested in an academic research career, our MB/PhD Programme leads to the MB, BChir and PhD degrees.