Medicine programmes

Benefit from extensive clinical experience at our partner NHS Trusts, and have direct contact with patients from your very first term

Key information


MBBS/BSc in Medicine (for undergraduates)
UCAS code: A100
Duration: 6 years full-time
Start date: October
Information on tuition fees

How to applyApply online now through UCAS

Why study Medicine at Imperial?


A world-class institution

Imperial has been ranked 2nd in the world in the QS University World Rankings. In addition, Imperial’s School of Medicine ranked 1st not only across all NSS themes among London medical schools, but also across the Russell Group in key National Student Survey (NSS) themes, including Academic Support, Assessment & Feedback, Organisation & Management, Student Voice, and Mental Health & Wellbeing.

Science

You will experience traditional and innovative teaching with a strong scientific emphasis throughout your programme. This will help develop your skills in research techniques and methodology, and your ability to apply evidence-based medicine wherever you practice.

Multi-disciplinary teaching throughout your degree

You will have direct contact with patients from the first term, and experience teaching from a multi-disciplinary workforce across London and beyond Dual qualification. Students on the six-year undergraduate programme obtain a BSc in addition to their MBBS.

Community

You will become part of a thriving community, both academically and socially, through the dedicated Imperial School of Medicine Students’ Union.

Graduate programme

We have a new Graduate Medicine course in partnership with the University of Cumbria, with the first cohort starting in October 2025. Details of the course, entry requirements and selection process can be found on our Medicine Graduate Entry page, with further information available on the University of Cumbria website. Please note this degree is for Home students only and located entirely in Cumbria.

 

Admissions enquiries


Undergraduate
medicine.ug.admissions@
imperial.ac.uk

+44 (0)20 7594 7259