The Graduate Entry Medicine programme in Portsmouth has 67 places approved by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). The programme enables honours-degree biomedical/life science graduates and healthcare professionals with equivalent academic qualifications to study for a fast-track degree in medicine. The programme design enables graduate applicants to complete a conventional medical degree in four rather than five or six years resulting in the MBBS qualification. Portsmouth-based students have the same access to King’s online learning resources and student groups as London-based students but all the lecture theatres, classrooms, OSCE and simulation suites used are on the University of Portsmouth campus or at Portsmouth Hospital University NHS Trust. Assessments are identical for both London and Portsmouth-based students. The MBBS degree at King’s aims to train students to become: critical scientific thinkers, collaborative leaders and innovators, outstanding patient-centred clinicians, excellent team-players, educators and life-long learners, resilient and adaptable professionals.