BMedSc History of Medicine - Intercalated Degree
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
| 2024-10-01 | - |
Program Overview
The Intercalated BMedSc degree in the History of Medicine program from the University of Birmingham aims to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to the history of medicine, focusing on the social and cultural contexts, and offering opportunities for original research in medical history. Students will learn research methodologies, study specific topics in depth with expert historians, develop critical thinking and writing skills, and conduct an independent research project under supervision.
University of Birmingham Summary
Overview:
The University of Birmingham is a leading global university with a strong focus on research and innovation. It is committed to developing solutions for a thriving planet and improving the health of people around the world.
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Student Life and Campus Experience:
The University of Birmingham offers a welcoming environment for students, with opportunities to settle in, make new friends, discover the city of Birmingham, and prepare for their studies. The university also has a vision for its campus development in the next 20 years, aiming to enhance and refine the global campuses.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Global Impact:
The university's research is focused on addressing major global issues, such as climate change and global health.Multidisciplinary Collaboration:
The university encourages collaboration across disciplines to drive innovation and find solutions to complex problems.Pioneering Breakthroughs:
The university is known for its pioneering research and breakthroughs in various fields.Academic Programs:
Other:
The university has five research challenge themes that guide its focus and draw on its vast expertise and resources. These themes showcase the university's pioneering breakthroughs, multidisciplinary collaboration, and significant global impact.
Entry Requirements:
- **Applicants must be medical or dentistry students.
- **Students must have obtained >60% in the second year of MBChB or BDS to be eligible.
- **Students who have failed to achieve 60% may still apply, but are required to demonstrate a significant upward academic trajectory or excellence in specific areas related to the proposed intercalation.
