WMS MB ChB Virtual Open Day
Virtual MBChB Open Day: Thursday 3 September 2020
This virtual event allowed attendees to find out about the exciting opportunities open to graduate-entry MBChB students at Warwick, all from the comfort of their own home. As part of the event, attendees met academics, talked to students and explored some of the unique teaching and learning styles that help make Warwick doctors different.
You can view the presentations that were provided ahead of the event, the individual transcripts and watch the videos from the virtual event using the links below.
Sessions
MBChB Overview and Welcome
Attendees were able to hear a brief introduction from Professor Lesley Roberts, Pro-Dean for Education, and Professor Colin Macdougall, Head of Medical Education, here at Warwick Medical School.
Curriculum Overview Q&A
Dr Kate Owen, Deputy Head of MBChB, provided an overview of our graduate-entry MBChB curriculum in the Sway above. This overview offers a chance to fully understand how our accelerated programme works and what can be expected from our MBChB. Staff and students were on hand to answer any questions in the Q&A session.
You can view the transcript from this session here.
Admissions Overview Q&A
Professor Richard Tunstall, Head of MBChB Admissions, provided an overview of the 2021 admissions process at Warwick Medical School in the presentation above. Our friendly MBChB Admissions Team were on hand during the Q&A session to answer any questions.
You can view the transcript from this session here.
Student experiences Q&A
Second year medic Abbie provided an overview of life as a medical student here at Warwick Medical School in the presentation above. In the Q&A session, attendees were able to chat firsthand with current MBChB students about their experiences and get all the information and insight needed from current Warwick doctors in training.
You can view the transcript from this session here.
Afternoon activities
We held three different afternoon activities that allowed attendees to get some hands on experience as to what learning at Warwick is really like. The taster sessions held were in the areas of physiology, ethics and anatomy.
You can view the videos from these sessions here.Frequently Asked Questions
We understand applying to study medicine can be a daunting experience. Therefore, we wanted to make the process as easy as possible, and having all the right information available is the best place to start. Attendees were able to ask questions during the Q&A sessions but these pages also provide all the information needed when thinking about applying, from academic entry requirements and work experience to UCAS applications and selection centres.
Information from University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT)
2022 Entry
UCAT registration opens on 2 June 2021. This date is currently provisional. You can find the most up to date information on the UCAT website.
We also provided the below helpful information
Warwick University Departments |
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Warwick Sports and Wellness Hub |
Our new Sports and Wellness Hub is a year old - offering world class gym facilities, classes and a 25 metre swimming pool, everything you need to keep fit and healthy is available for you right on campus. Find out more about the Sports and Wellness Hub here. |
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Library |
With around 80,000 e-books, 48,000 electronic journals and a number of electronic databases our library is well equipped to meet all your needs. Visit the Library website to find out more. |
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Warwick Arts Centre |
Our Arts Centre is currently undergoing a refurbishment project. By the end of 2020 our brand new facilities will be showing the very best in contemporary art, events and entertainment. Our current project will ensure that Warwick Arts Centre will be the region’s leading cultural centre. Our Arts Centre is currently closed owing to the Covid-19 crisis but when they reopen, they will still have a full programme of events and shows taking place in our Theatres, Hall and other spaces whilst the refurbishment project takes place. Find out more here. |
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Accommodation |
Although the majority of our students opt to live off campus in one of the surrounding towns or cities, there is accommodation available for first year WMS students on campus. All campus rooms are self-catering and are managed by an in-house residential team to help support students. Find out more about on-site accommodation here. |
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Student FinancePlease note this information is correct as of June 2020 and is subject to change for 2021 entry. |
Undergraduate tuition fees for Home/EU students in 2020/21 are £9,250 per year. The University has confirmed that EU students commencing study in 2020 will continue to be charged fees at the same rate as UK students. Fees for international students for 2020/21 are £23,580 for year 1 and £41,110 for each of years 2, 3 and 4. More information can be found here. |
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Student Support and Wellbeing |
Throughout your studies at WMS, you will have access to a great deal of support and guidance. Our student support system is tailored to your changing needs as you progress through the MBChB course. Wellbeing Support Services provide a range of services that can help you to develop the personal resources and skills you need to navigate the challenges and opportunities of student life. Find out more about the way in which we support our students here. |
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Student's Union |
The Students' Union (SU) represents the student body as a unified group. Warwick Students' Union is one of the largest and most active in the country. Respected for its first class facilities, fair trade policy, entertainment programme and 'safe space' environment – the stereotypical boozy Union social scene is only a fraction of what goes on at the SU. Visit the SU website to find out more. |
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Chaplaincy |
Chaplaincy spaces are open for everyone, of all faiths and none, as a place to study, relax and socialise. Chaplains are available to all students, again of all faiths and none, for wellbeing, emotional, and spiritual support and guidance, and as an ear to listen when needed. You can find out more about our chaplaincy here. |
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Nursery |
The University Nursery is a safe, stimulating and happy space where children want to be. A place that fully nurtures and encourages their diversity and potential. Find out more here. |
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Alumni Office |
Meet some of the incredible people who have studied at Warwick and discover the brilliant journeys they've been on since graduating and get inspired. Find out more here. You can also watch some of the Alumni Office's recent videos here: |
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Get in touch
If you have any queries regarding the Virtual Open Day or the MBChB, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Email us at: wms.events@warwick.ac.uk