BA (Hons) Media Production

The Medicine (Undergraduate) course at the University of Lincoln is designed to foster critical thinkers who are empathetic, intelligent, and clinically excellent. The curriculum engages students in medical practice right from the start, designed in close collaboration with the General Medical Council's 'Outcomes for Graduates'.Course Content: The programme strongly integrates knowledge in biomedical science with a broad range of clinical experience. Students learn through problem based learning, lectures, clinical skills sessions, seminars, and practical lab work. They get the chance to gain hands-on experience in primary and secondary medical care, both in hospitals and in the community.Key Modules: While specific modules aren't listed, the course covers critical areas in medicine including—Human Structure and Function, Medicine in Practice, Integrative Body Systems-Introduction to Pathophysiology, Clinical Practice Foundation Course, and Into Year 2 Examined Case Analysis.Future Careers: As future doctors, students have a range of opportunities in diverse medical fields. They can choose to specialize further in surgery, paediatrics, general practice, psychiatry among others. Students can also undertake research or teach in medical schools. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.