UndergraduateFull-time

Medicine

Bangor UniversityUnited Kingdom
Level
Undergraduate
Duration
5 Years
Mode
Full-time
Subject
Medicine
Location
United Kingdom
Next intake
SEP 2026

Overview

Highlights: Greater emphasis on learning in primary care with increased clinical contact and award-winning clinical teaching at the University Health Board. A focus on community medicine with a range of clinical placements including a GP Surgery, teaching hospitals, mountain medicine and rural settings. All students receive training and certification in Life Support techniques and patient safety prior to undertaking clinical training. Our VR room provides immersive scenario training allowing students to become competent at dealing with rare but urgent clinical problems. State of the art simulation facilities including Virtual Reality in our Simulation and Skills Centre. If you choose to study part of your course in Welsh you will be provided with a Welsh medium tutor. Course Overview: This innovative medical programme includes an introduction into medical education and leadership that will prepare graduates to educate, lead and accept and support leadership of others. "This programme will create great doctors because they're made to feel part of a team" Dr Esyllt Llwyd, GP Tutor. With the North Wales Medical School you will experience a rich learning environment with greater emphasis on learning in Primary Care and at the heart of local communities, whether you choose build you career in North Wales or beyond this focus brings unique strengths. The curriculum focuses on community medicine through a range of clinical placements in varied environments including: A full year at a GP Surgery Experience in large teaching hospitals Mountain medicine Rural environments We will train you to be an excellent doctor for Wales and beyond by providing high quality teaching, and an inspiring learning experience based around increased clinical contact and award-winning clinical teaching at the University Health Board. You will graduate as a skilled clinician who understands people and the environment in which we live. Working in close collaboration with Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and Primary Care providers across North Wales, our new programme maximises the opportunities from our diverse clinical settings, rural and urban. The Welsh language and cultural context of North Wales Communities have been embraced and considered to help to prepare you for your future medical practice in the surround area and beyond. Whilst our independent medical school is newly formed, we have a successful track record of training medical students. Since 2018 we have been successfully delivering the Cardiff University C21 North Wales Medicine programme. Based on this strong foundation, our newly established medical school will build on the success of the C21 North Wales programme in delivering a first-class medical education. The North Wales Medical School curriculum has been academically validated by the Quality and Validation unit of Bangor University through a process involving external medical educational expertise. All UK medical schools are regularly reviewed by the General Medical Council (GMC), the professional regulator for Medicine responsible for ensuring high standards for medical education. In addition, all new medical schools are subject to rigorous scrutiny by the GMC. The North Wales Medical School is progressing through the GMC approval process to award a Primary Medical Qualification. GMC accreditation is only completed when the first intake of students is due to graduate. To protect students, new medical schools must work with a ‘contingency’ partner, an established medical school able to provide support and willing, if GMC quality standards are not met for any reason, for students to transfer and graduate from the contingency school. The contingency partner school for the North Wales Medical School is Cardiff University School of Medicine. Read more Course contacts Victoria Gray Medical Sciences Lecturer My profile Chat to me Emma Hughes-Parry Lecturer in Medical Sciences My profile Chat to me Student Profiles…

Entry requirements

A levelsAAA · or equivalent; required
International Baccalaureate36 · overall (excluding Theory of Knowled
Degree2:1 · or above
Welsh BaccalaureateLevel 3) This qualification will be accepted in lieu of on
Scottish HighersAAB · and School Leaving Certificates Grades
A levelsBBB/ABC · or equivalent; including subject requirements and in the instance of ABC, compulsory sci
A levelsBBC · or equivalent; including specified subject requirements with compulso
GCSEB/6 · Subjects: Mathematics

English language requirements

IELTS6.0 overall, no part below 5.5

IELTS 6.0 (5.5) overall (figure in brackets is the minimum in each component)

Fees

UK students: £9,790

UK/Home: £9,790

Start dates

September 2026

Application deadline

Medicine UCAS deadline

Campus

  • Bangor, United Kingdom
East MidlandsEast of EnglandLondonNorth EastNorth WestNorthern IrelandScotlandSouth EastSouth WestWalesWest MidlandsYorkshire and the HumberBangor University

Where you will study

Isle of Anglesey, Wales, United Kingdom

Study in Isle of AngleseyWales

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