Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

Undergraduate medical degree with the University of Plymouth: Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

Our typical offer A*AA - AAB Apply now Innovative teaching We use the latest technology and teaching approaches to ensure you take ownership of your educational journey and maximise your potential. Early clinical experience You will gain real life experience and early clinical exposure with placements from the beginning of year 1. Widening access Our alternative entry routes and inclusive student support deliver better opportunities for all to begin a rewarding and satisfying career. BMBS Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery 503 future students discovered this course in the last week About Details Experience Careers Fees and funding Apply Register for open day About The application deadline for September 2026 entry has now passed (15 October 2025), and we are no longer accepting submissions. UCAS advises applicants to use no more than four of their five choices for Medicine. If you're considering alternative options, please explore the ‘compare courses’ section at the bottom of this page or visit our medicine, dentistry and biomedical sciences subject page for further opportunities. Studying at the University of Plymouth will give you the opportunity to develop great lifelong habits and skills and realise your true potential. It will allow you to work alongside like-minded individuals whilst driving to achieve the best academic outcomes together. You'll be able to use trusted facilities and resources and receive invaluable guidance from your seniors. Don't forget the coast and Dartmoor! Plymouth is truly a beautiful place to study and spend important years of your life. Kamal BMBS graduate This course is for you if... you're passionate about providing patient-centred clinical care you aspire to become a competent and caring doctor, ready to make a difference you seek early clinical exposure to develop practical skills you value learning in specialised facilities alongside experienced professionals Details Year 1 You’ll learn the core scientific foundations of medicine within social and clinical contexts and start developing the professional and clinical skills needed for a doctor who puts patient care at the heart of their practice. You’ll use real-life clinical case studies and experience healthcare in a range of community settings, meeting patients and service users, and learning from health and social care professionals. To thrive as a doctor, strong medical knowledge and clinical expertise are essential - but they are only part of the picture. You’ll develop core competencies preparing you for every aspect of modern medical practice starting with how to interpret and apply scientific evidence, and how to communicate complex ideas with clarity and confidence. Core modules MED411 Clinical and Communication Skills 1 30 credits This module deals with the acquisition of the basic core clinical and communication skills underpinning modern clinical practice. MED412 Personal Development and Professionalism 1 10 credits This module deals with per

International students: £41,920 per year

UK students: £9,790 per year

UK/Home: £9,790 per year

International: £41,920 per year

September (main intake; some programmes may start in January)

UCAS Extra: from Thursday 26 February; Applications after Tuesday 30 June enter Clearing; Clearing: from Thursday 2 July