MBChB Medicine and Surgery

The Medicine and Surgery MBChB course at the University of Birmingham is a five year program that focuses on practical, clinical, and professional training. This course offers students the chance to delve into population sciences, a key part of developing a global outlook on health. Course Content: The Medicine program at the University of Birmingham starts with a strong one-year foundation in biomedical sciences and professional behaviours. In the second and third years, students continue to build upon this foundation, with focus on population sciences and pathology. The fourth year expands on this by integrating clinical and pathophysiological aspects of diseases. The fifth and final year prepares students for practice, culminating in Advanced Professional Practice modules to help students transition into professional life. Key Modules: The course includes key modules such as Human Anatomy, Pathophysiology, Population Sciences, Clinical Skills, Leadership and Management, and the unique Personal Scholarly Project in student's final year. Accreditations: The course is accredited by the General Medical Council. Future Careers: This course aims to equip students for a successful career in a diverse range of medical roles. Graduates from this program often pursue careers in hospitals, general practice, and other specialist healthcare areas. Some students also go on to work in research roles, while others opt to work in industries such as the pharmaceutical industry or in management roles within healthcare. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.