A foundation year is designed to prepare you for a medical degree, they can be standalone or integrated.
- Who are they for?
- Medical Schools with an Integrated Foundation Year (6 year course before intercalation)
- What you need to know:
- Standalone Foundation Years
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Who are they for?
Foundation years can be used if you have a good academic background, but not a huge amount of science education, or they can be for individuals who don't meet the entry requirements for the standard 5-year course. Often widening participation criteria need to be met to be eligible to apply.
Medical Schools with an Integrated Foundation Year (6 year course before intercalation)
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What you need to know:
A widening participation initiative for UK students who fulfil specific criteria and wish to apply for a clinical programme. This course is open to applicants from specific schools and colleges in the UK only and/or to those who have spent 3 months or more in care.
Student Experience
What you need to know:
Standalone Foundation Years
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