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Medicine at University College London

University College London, London, United Kingdom

Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

Course Key Facts

UniversityUniversity College London
Course levelBachelor's, Master's, PhD
Duration3–4 years full-time (Bachelor's); 1 year full-time (Master's)
Study modeFull-time
Study locationLondon, United Kingdom
Tuition fee (international)£28,000 – £40,000 per year (university-wide)
IntakesSeptember, January (university-wide)
English requirementIELTS 7.0 overall with no band below 6.5 (university-wide)
University rankingQS World University Rankings 2026: 9th in the world

"University-wide" values are the university's general figures — the exact fee, intake and English score for this course can differ. Check the official course page before applying.

About Medicine at University College London

At University College London in London, United Kingdom, Medicine is taught within a university ranked 9th in the QS World University Rankings 2026 — a department that draws on the same facilities, research funding and industry links that make University College London a popular choice with international applicants across subjects.

Entry Requirements for Medicine

To apply for Medicine at University College London, international students generally need solid previous academic results, a focused statement of purpose explaining why Medicine specifically, academic references, and an approved English score — usually IELTS 7.0 overall with no band below 6.5. Some Medicine programmes at this level also ask for a portfolio, interview or relevant work experience, depending on the exact course.

Tuition Fees and Scholarships

International tuition for Medicine at University College London falls within the university’s usual £28,000 – £40,000 per year range; the exact figure depends on the specific programme and level (Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD). University College London’s scholarships — worth up to £12,000 for eligible students — are open to Medicine applicants on the same basis as every other department.

Career Prospects After Medicine

University College London’s careers team runs Medicine-specific employer events and placement schemes, which international students are encouraged to use well before their final year. After graduating, eligible students can stay in the UK on the Graduate Route visa to gain work experience — some use that time to explore working abroad after graduation more broadly before settling on a next step.

Comparing Study Destinations

Before committing to Medicine at University College London, some applicants also compare studying in the UK more broadly against studying in Canada and studying in New Zealand — a sensible step if you have not yet fully decided which country, not just which university, is right for your subject.

Apply for Medicine at University College London with GIEC Global

GIEC Global offers free guidance for Medicine applicants to University College London — shortlisting the right level and course variant, reviewing your SOP, preparing documents, applying for scholarships, and supporting your UK Student visa application once you have an offer. We can also walk you through all GIEC Global study-abroad destinations if you are still comparing destinations for Medicine.

Modules and assessment methods for Medicine at University College London are reviewed and updated regularly, so always check the current syllabus on the official course page rather than relying only on this summary when you apply.

International students choosing Medicine at University College London over a similar course elsewhere often cite the department’s research reputation and the city of London itself as the deciding factors, alongside total cost.

FAQs: Medicine at University College London

Where is University College London located?

University College London is located in London, United Kingdom.

What are the tuition fees for Medicine at University College London?

International tuition at University College London is approximately £28,000 – £40,000 per year. The exact fee for Medicine depends on the level and programme, so check the official course page.

What are the intakes for Medicine at University College London?

Intakes follow University College London's standard university-wide pattern — mainly September, with January available for some postgraduate courses. Check the official course page for the exact start date of Medicine.

What is the IELTS requirement for Medicine at University College London?

IELTS 7.0 overall with no band below 6.5. Some programmes ask for higher scores or minimum band scores.

Does University College London offer scholarships for international students?

Yes — merit-based scholarships of up to £12,000 are available, on the same basis for Medicine applicants as for every other department.

How can I apply for Medicine at University College London?

GIEC Global can help you choose the right level of Medicine, prepare your SOP and documents, and apply to University College London — free of cost.

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