MBChB Medicine (6 years including foundation year), Manchester University

This MBChB course at Manchester is a six-year program, including a foundation year, designed to prepare students for a career in medicine. The foundation year is aimed at those without the necessary science qualifications or those who meet specific widening participation criteria. The course provides the essential knowledge and clinical skills needed to train as a doctor and become eligible for provisional registration with the General Medical Council. Students will have the chance to intercalate during their studies, allowing them to complete a master's degree or MB-PhD in a subject they find interesting. The program emphasizes social responsibility through initiatives like Ethical Grand Challenges, working with external organizations on sustainability issues, and exploring interdisciplinary learning opportunities, all contributing to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, especially aiming for good health and well-being.