AAB | A Level typical offer set by UK medical schools

AAB: A Level typical offer set by UK medical schools

Below is a listing of UK medical schools where A Level applicants are typically expected to achieve AAB results.

See the 'Typical offers' section in the full profile of each medical school for more details.

For the big picture across all UK medical schools, check also our ranking of A Level typical offers and notes on A Level coursework requirements.

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Kent and Medway Medical School

Accepting its first cohort of medical students in September 2020, Kent and Medway Medical School jointly run by the University of Kent and Canterbury Christchurch University. The integrated five-year curriculum is systems-based, aiming to prepare doctors for the realities of the NHS in the 21st Century. Teaching is delivered through lectures, tutorials, and seminars, using technology to enhance learning

Here is an at-a-glance summary of key information related to Kent and Medway medical school.

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Medical school establishment date:
2020

Years of course:
5

Total medical students:
110

Average year cohort:
110.0

Region:
South East

Subject prerequisites:

Biology (acceptable option)
Chemistry (acceptable option)
Maths (acceptable option)
Physics (acceptable option)
Psychology (acceptable option)

Interview format:
MMI

Admissions test:
UCAT

A Level typical offer:
AAB

Advanced Higher typical offer:
Not specified

IB typical offer:
34 points

General teaching method:
Integrated

Anatomy teaching:
Dissection, Prosection

Intercalation mode:
Optional intercalation

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University of Central Lancashire Medical School

The University of Central Lancashire (UCLaN) offers a new five-year medical curriculum, with its first intake of medical students in 2014. Teaching is delivered through lectures, case-based learning workshops, and seminars, while anatomy is taught via prosection and Anatomage Table. UCLaN's uses a spiral curriculum, so core medical themes are revisited each year in further clinical detail. It should be noted that UCLaN only accepts applications from residents in the North West of England and international students, so those applying from anywhere else in the UK are automatically rejected prior to interview.

Here is an at-a-glance summary of key information related to UCLan medical school.

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Medical school establishment date:
2013

Years of course:
5

Total medical students:
535

Average year cohort:
133.8

Region:
North West

Subject prerequisites:

Chemistry (acceptable option)

Interview format:
MMI

Admissions test:
No admissions test required

A Level typical offer:
AAB