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Study Medicine: Applying for Medical School and Becoming a Medical Student

Offered By: University of Glasgow via FutureLearn

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the prospect of a career in medicine with a leading UK medical school

Is a career in medicine right for you?

On this course, you’ll explore the process of becoming a doctor and learn what to expect from your time at medical school and beyond.

Alongside academic experts from the University of Glasgow who are well-versed in the requirements of medicine course applications, you’ll explore what personal attributes and experience will be helpful when applying to medical school.

As well as learning how to maximise your chance of getting a place on a medicine course, you’ll discover what it’s like to be a medical student, and explore the possible career path options once you’ve qualified.

The University of Glasgow School of Medicine is one of the largest in Europe and this course offers anyone with an interest in studying medicine at university the chance to learn first-hand what to expect and how to improve their medical school application.


Syllabus

  • Beginning The Journey
    • Welcome And Introduction!
    • Preparing Your Application
    • The Interview Process
    • Widening Participation & Alternative Options
  • Studying Medicine
    • Welcome To Week 2
    • Learning And Teaching At Medical School
    • Support On Your Journey
  • Working as a Doctor
    • You've Graduated - What Now?
    • Meet The Specialties
    • An Adventure Begins!

Taught by

Leah Marks

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