MBChB Medicine and Surgery

The Medicine and Surgery MBChB course at Lancaster University is a comprehensive degree program intended for students looking to start a medical career. Throughout the duration of the course, students will acquire extensive knowledge in medical sciences while simultaneously developing practical skills that are fundamental for future doctors.Course Content: The course spans across five years and is structured to provide you with all the academic, practical, and personal attributes required for a career in medicine. In the first two years, you'll get introduced to the fundamentals of medical sciences and basic clinical skills. As part of your third year, you'll spend considerable time in general practice and hospital-based clinical attachments, covering specialties such as Women’s health, Child health, Mental health, etc. In the final two years, you'll gain wider experiences in various clinical settings, including Primary Care, District General Hospitals, and Specialist units.Key Modules: Key areas covered include Cardiovascular & Respiratory Medicine, Gastroenterology & Renal Medicine, Endocrinology & Neurology, Musculoskeletal Medicine & Dermatology, and Clinical Integration. You'll also learn about Specialist Medicine, Surgery, Women’s & Children’s Health, etc.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the General Medical Council (GMC), ensuring that the program meets the necessary standards for a medical education.Future Careers: Graduating from this course can lead to a variety of career paths within medicine. The course's emphasis on extensive clinical experience and development of practical skills ensures students are well-prepared for a career as a junior doctor, and subsequently for further training to become a GP, consultant, or surgeon.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.