Course pathways

The six-year BSc degree programme in Medicine offers three different routes for students applying from the UK. The route you apply for depends on where you prefer to undertake your final three years of training after graduating from the University of 精东传媒:

Scotland route (Universities of Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow)
England route (University of Manchester, Barts QMUL)
No Preference route

Applicants who are overseas for fee purposes will progress to Manchester Medical School for the final three years of the programme. If you are classed as Overseas for fee status, you can only progress to our partner schools in Manchester for the final three years of training.

Prospective students should consider the different medical school options available for their final years of study before submitting their application to the programme.

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UCAS code: A100, campus code S (Scotland)

Applicants from the UK who are intending to undertake the final three years of their medical training at the Universities of Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh or Glasgow should apply for the Scotland route.

During your second year at St Andrews, you will be asked to indicate your preferred Scottish location. Allocation of places is based on academic performance in the first semester of second year at St Andrews, combined with student location preference.

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UCAS code: A100, campus code R (England)

Applicants from the UK who are intending to undertake the final three years of their medical training at the University of Manchester or Queen Mary University of London (Barts) should apply for the England route.

During your second year at St Andrews, you will be asked to indicate your preferred English location. Allocation of places is based on academic performance in the first semester of second year at St Andrews, combined with student location preference.

If you are allocated to Manchester, you should be aware that you will be further allocated to a clinical education campus; this allocation will be random and is carried out in the second semester of second year at St Andrews.

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UCAS code: A100, campus code N (No Preference)

Applicants from the UK who have no preference for where they undertake the final three years of their medical training should apply for the No Preference route. Any offer made to study medicine will indicate whether you are allocated to the England or Scotland route. This allocation is decided by the Medical Admissions Officer and is fixed at the point of offer.

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Overseas applicants who are Canadian resident, or those who have Canadian residency rights, and who are classed as ‘overseas’ for fee purposes, may be interested in exploring the BSc (Hons) A990 route.

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Course pathways

Scotland route

England route

No Preference route