Videos and other resources to help you discover what it's like to study at Edinburgh Medical School. Tour of Edinburgh Medical School Welcome to the University of Edinburgh's Medicine information webpage!We have provided a wealth of information below which we hope you will find helpful when thinking about applying to our medicine programme for consideration for 2025 entry. Our most up-to-date entry requirements can be found by following the links in the 'How to apply' section below.If you have any questions please just drop us an email at: medug@ed.ac.uk MBChB admissions and selection process Gavin Francis, Director of Undergraduate Admissions, explains the admissions process for the MBChB degree at Edinburgh. Further linksUndergraduate medicine - about the MBChBMedical student life blog The curriculum Professor Karen Fairhurst, MBChB Programme Director, outlines the MBChB curriculum. Meet our students Introducing Edinburgh Medical School - a student insight Year 5 medical students have teamed up to bring you this insight into studying medicine at Edinburgh. They will take you on a tour across the city (pointing out their top spots) give you a flythrough our clubs, societies and sports facilities, share some study tips, plus their all important favourite places to eat in the city! Why did you choose Edinburgh? MBChB students tell us why they chose to study medicine at Edinburgh Medical School. Recorded via Teams in April 2020. Zac Finch's walking tour of the central Edinburgh campus Year 3 medical student Zac Finch brings us on a five minute walking tour of the central Edinburgh campus. Further linksFor more information on life as a medical student, visit: Student Experience pagesMedical Student life blog For more on student life at University in Edinburgh in general:Student Stories blog Graduate stories Surgical registrar and MBChB graduate Katie Connor recalls her college days MBChB graduates: Katie Connor FY1 doctor Joanna Wolksa on her time at Edinburgh Medical School Graduate stories: Joanna Wolksa Intercalation - Year 3 Introduction to the intercalated year - Professor Jeremy Hughes Intercalation with Jeremy Hughes Intercalation: student stories Intercalated Year 3 students Further links Intercalated programmes on offerMedical student life blog Support and wellbeing Student support Neale Summers, Student Support Manager, explains the different support services students can access throughout the year. Liam shows us around some of the support and wellbeing services in Edinburgh Support & wellbeing Related linksMBChB student support pageStudent Disability ServiceWellmed Edinburgh Facebook page Living in Edinburgh Life in Edinburgh Life in Edinburgh Insider's guide The Insiders Guide to Edinburgh Further linksExplore the city University accommodation Student guide to accommodation Catered versus self-catered accommodation How and when to apply for accommodation Accommodation, Catering and Events - How And When To Apply - Sarah Higgins Further linksUoE Living YouTube channelAccommodation website Fees and funding Tuition feesFor full information on fees for the MBChB, visit:Tuition fees website - medicine feesFor information about your fee status, visit:Tuition fees website - fee status section Scholarships and fundingInformation on student loans, bursaries and scholarships:Scholarships and student funding website Student Disability Service What does the Student Disability Service do? Student Disability Service - What Do We Do What should you do? Student Disability Service - What We Need You To Do - Victoria Buchanan Further linksStudent Disability Service website Student Immigration Service Find out how the Student Immigration Service can help you if you need a visa to study in the UK. Student Immigration Service Clubs and societies Societies and sports clubs are a big part of the student experience and can be a great way to enhance your social and academic life.EUSA, which is the University's students' union organisation, supports over 300 societies, while Edinburgh University Sports Union has clubs for almost every sport imaginable. There are also some societies with a specific focus on the medical profession. Here's just a small selection:Student Anatomy SocietyStudent Surgical SocietyGlobal Health SocietyGP SocietyObstetrics and Gynaecology SocietyRoyal Medical SocietyYou can explore the full list of clubs and societies at the links below.Further linksMedical School clubs and societiesEUSA clubs and societiesEUSA Facebook pageEdinburgh University Sports Union clubsPleasance Sports Centre and Gym How to apply For full details on how to apply for the MBChB, visit:How to apply Other related linksUniversity of Edinburgh - Virtual VisitAccessibilityNot all of the videos on this page have subtitles. If you would like to request a subtitled version, please get in touch at cmvm.communications@ed.ac.uk This article was published on 2024-09-09
