Warwick Medical School, UK

Study at WMS

MB ChB

Discover how you can be part of the UK's largest accelerated graduate entry programme.

Our four year MB ChB (Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery) programme is a challenging but extremely rewarding programme designed to help you become a highly competent, compassionate and strongly motivated doctor.

(Please note, we do not offer the 5-year undergraduate medicine programme at the University of Warwick.)

Postgraduate Education and Development

Career enhancing postgraduate education and CPD programmes are available in a range of specialist areas giving you the knowledge and skills to help shape the future of healthcare.

Research Excellence

Enquiring minds

By training the best talent, developing research capacity and fostering national and international collaborations, we seek to solve some of the world's most pressing health problems.

WMS researchers take an active role in our teaching programmes ensuring education is informed by the latest research practice and developments.

Developing future research leaders

WMS offers full and part time research degrees that can improve patient health outcomes, change care pathways and improve service organisation.

News and Events

Nearly a third of UK adults would not attempt CPR, putting lives at risk

Nearly a third of UK adults (30%) wouldn’t perform CPR if they saw someone suffer a cardiac arrest, according to worrying new figures released to mark Restart a Heart Day

Inadequate evidence to guide caffeine intake for breastfeeding mothers, review finds

There is no robust evidence for positive or negative effects of maternal caffeine consumption during breastfeeding on a breastfed child, according to research by Warwick Medical School.

Moving location of fruit and vegetables in shops can lead to 15% sales increase

Simply moving where fresh fruit and vegetables are placed in a shop can increase their sales, new research by Warwick Medical School has found.

fruitveg — Moving fruit and veg can lead to 15% sales increase

Simply moving where fresh fruit and vegetables are placed in a shop can increase their sales, new research by Warwick Medical School has found.

New year, new bloggers!

Meet our new MB ChB bloggers.