East of England | UK medical school region

East of England: UK medical school region

Below is a listing of UK medical schools located in the East of England (one of the 12 currently designated Nations and Regions within the United Kingdom).

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Anglia Ruskin School of Medicine

With its first cohort of medical students starting in 2018, Anglia Ruskin is among the newest medical schools in the UK. The course was accredited by the GMC in 2017, meaning that Anglia Ruskin’s course is able to produce licensed doctors. Anglia Ruskin’s five-year medical programme is integrated and systems based, with the main campus situated in Chelmsford. The medical school takes pride in its innovative, community based, and student-centred curriculum.

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

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Medical school establishment date:
2018

Years of course:
5

Total medical students:
320

Average year cohort:
106.7

Region:
East of England

Subject prerequisites:

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

Interview format:
MMI

Admissions test:
UCAT

A Level typical offer:
AAA

Advanced Higher typical offer:
AAB

IB typical offer:
36 points

General teaching method:
Integrated

Anatomy teaching:
Dissection

Intercalation mode:
Optional intercalation

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University of East Anglia Medical School (Norwich)

The University of East Anglia (UEA) at Norwich opened its doors to medical students in 2002, aiming to prepare graduates for complex needs of patients in the 21st century. Embracing early clinical contact, students at UEA have patient contact from their first month on the course. Curriculum highlights include cadaveric dissection, small group teaching, and state-of-the-art clinical skills facilities at the Bob Champion Research and Education Building.

Here is an at-a-glance summary of key information related to Norwich (UEA) medical school.

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Medical school establishment date:
2002

Years of course:
5

Total medical students:
945

Average year cohort:
189.0

Region:
East of England

Subject prerequisites:

Biology (strictly required)
Chemistry (strictly required)

Interview format:
MMI

Admissions test:
UCAT

A Level typical offer:
AAA