Graduate Entry Medicine (MB ChB)
Warwick Doctors are different
Being a Warwick Doctor means more than simply graduating with a medicine degree from Warwick. It means joining a community that values kindness, integrity, humility, creativity and a commitment to helping others. These values shape how we teach, how students support one another, and how our graduates care for patients.
At Warwick Medical School, our students come from a wide range of academic and professional backgrounds, bringing different experiences, perspectives and strengths to the course. Together, they create a collaborative learning environment that prepares future doctors to work with people from all walks of life.
Through early patient contact, case-based learning and exceptional clinical and anatomy training, we help our students develop the knowledge, skills and professional qualities needed to become confident, compassionate doctors.
5th
in the UK for Medicine - The Guardian University Guide 2027
Why Warwick Medical School?
- Our MB ChB is the UK's largest graduate-entry course, meaning you'll be with plenty of like-minded people who have all been through the university experience before.
- We're one of the few medical schools to welcome graduates from non-science backgrounds.
- Patient contact from your first term.
- Case-Based Learning throughout all four years.
- Exceptional anatomy facilities, including one of the UK's most comprehensive collections of plastinated specimens.
- A diverse student community enriched by a wide range of academic and professional experience.
- A strong culture of support, with personal tutors, peer mentoring and wellbeing services.
Life at Warwick
Our innovative programme is the largest graduate-entry course in the UK, with an intake of 203 graduates each year. Read on to learn about our course structure, facilities and student support.
We accept applications from students from both the Arts and Sciences, meaning your future classmates will bring knowledge from a diverse set of backgrounds, enriching your learning experience.
Life at medical school isn't all about your academic work. Where you live, how you travel and what you can do to relax is also important.
Get to know the experienced clinicians, researchers and educators who will support you throughout your journey at Warwick Medical School. Our teaching staff are passionate about helping students thrive both academically and professionally.
From personal tutors and wellbeing services to peer mentoring and academic guidance, we offer a strong support network to help you succeed during every stage of your medical degree.
Warwick Medical School is dedicated to delivering outstanding medical education through high-quality teaching, collaboration, and innovation. This space provides resources and support for all staff involved in teaching and supporting our medical students.
What sets us apart
MB ChB Open Days
The best way to get a feel for life as a WMS student is to attend one of our MB ChB Open Day events. We run these a few times each year, usually in the summer, ahead of the UCAS autumn deadline. Our Open Days will give you an opportunity to meet teaching staff, ask questions and chat to current students.
You'll also have the chance to sample some taster sessions, view our teaching facilities and hear about the curriculum in more detail. Our in-person open days and online events have now passed. If you'd like to attend one of our 2027 Open Day events, please register your interestLink opens in a new window and we'll be in touch next year with further details.
Hear what our students have to say
Explore our student profiles to find out why our students chose Warwick, what their background was pre starting the MB ChB and how they've found the course so far.
Ask our students a question, or take a look at their story updates to get information on campus life, accommodation, study support and more.
Keen to glimpse inside our teaching facilities? Eager to hear what our students and teaching team have to say? Check out our MB ChB videos.
Not a graduate?
If you are interested in our Graduate Entry Medicine course (MBChB) but don't yet have an undergraduate degree, our Health and Medical Sciences (BSc) course is a great choice.
