Medicine
Interested in becoming a doctor? We have lots of useful information about studying Medicine at Cardiff University to get you started.
Why study with us
Early patient contact
You will deal with real patients from as early as year one of our Medicine course
Excellent career prospects
100% of our medical students are in employment and/or further study six months after graduating
Admiral Business
We won this award in 2018 for our communications skills teaching
Courses
Entry year
Find out more about studying Medicine with us
How will I learn?
An introduction to the Clinical Skills and Simulation Centres
Full of modern, specialist equipment, our Clinical Skills and Simulation centres provide safe facilities for you to develop practical skills and gain valuable experience. We want you understand how to safely and calmly handle situations that arise, so that you are ready for your first day as a junior doctor.
A flexible course
Our MBBCh Medicine programme, known as C21, offers you flexibility and choice, not just in how you apply but in where you plan to study.
Life as a Cardiff University medical student
We are proud of our medical students and genuinely believe we offer them the best experience possible. But don't take our word for it, let some of our students tell you more...
Explore Cardiff University
Our degree programme and other useful resources
Find out how the British Medical Association can help you become a doctor.
University Clinical Aptitude Test for Medicine and Dentistry (UCAT) 2023 – the UCAT is an admissions test used by a consortium of UK universities for entry to their medical and dental degree programmes.
School of Medicine Undergraduate Degree Programmes 2026
School of Medicine Undergraduate Degree Programmes 2026
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Routes into Medicine
Which route into medicine is right for you and how long will it take?
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Passport to Medicine
What must I do to become a medical student?
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Thinking about applying to Medicine?
Resources for prospective students.
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Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre
A modern facility where students can develop practical skills and gain valuable experience.
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Intercalation
What is it? and why should I do it?
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Why Study in Wales
Information on why studying with us is right for you.
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CARER - Community and Rural Education Route
You have the chance to be part of the CARER programme.
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Application, Admissions and Scoring Process
Full details of our application, admissions and scoring process.
Medical Pharmacology
Medical Pharmacology is the study of how drugs and medicines work.
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Next steps
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How to apply
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Admissions policies
Everything you need to know about our application process.