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Our courses

Medicine, MB and BChir (undergraduate)

Studying medicine at Cambridge means you will get the opportunity to combine practical skills and science. Study medical sciences for the first 3 years, then apply your knowledge as a clinical student on various clinical placements around the Eastern region for the last 3 years.

Learn about Medicine, MB and BChir (undergraduate)

Start your Undergraduate Medicine journey.

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How to apply for our Medicine, MB and BChir course

Thinking of applying? Find out how on the undergraduate course website.

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What you'll learn

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Course timetable

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Medicine (Graduate course), MB and BChir

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. Based in our science departments, you’ll learn alongside students on our Medicine, MB and BChir course. You’ll spend time at West Suffolk Hospital, Addenbrooke’s Hospital and other hospitals and healthcare organisations in the region. 

Learn about our course for graduates

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How to apply for our graduate Medicine course

Thinking of applying? Find out how on the graduate course website.

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What you'll learn

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Clinical School MB/PhD Programme

The MB/PhD course leads to the MB, BChir and PhD degrees. It's designed for medical students who are interested in academic or research careers. You can integrate a three-year period of research with your clinical education.

Study for an MB/PhD

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What you'll learn and how to apply

Learn about medical practice in a changing world and gain clinical skills by direct patient contact

Postgraduate taught degrees

Postgraduate research degrees

PhD and MPhil application process

Before you apply you should decide which theme or area you want to research. 

When you have decided, you can apply for:

Postgraduate research degrees

Postgraduate funded degrees

Other opportunities

You can also: