The UCAS course code for graduate entry medicine varies from A101, A102 and A104 depending on the medical school. You have to apply for GEM through UCAS, much like applying for standard undergraduate entry. You also get access to a means tested maintenance loan, which makes GEM very accessible. In year 5, NHS England pay the full amount of tuition.
Remainder covered by a tuition fee loan again. In subsequent years, NHS England pay the first £3,715, with the More funding is also available in GEM, as you get the full tuition fee loan from year 1 onwards after paying an initial £3,465 of the £9,250 - the rest of which you can then take out a tuition fee loan for from SFE. However, this does result in a longer and more intense academic year. In this regard, GEM can help reduce the time neededįor you to become a doctor if you studied a different degree first, by essentially condensing the first two 'pre-clinical' years into one. If you choose GEM, assuming you get in after your initial degree you will only be 25 when graduating as a doctor, only two years behind school leavers who studied medicine straightaway. Graduates are also able to apply to many of the 5-year undergraduate medicine programmes - read here for more information on why you might choose to do this. Regardless of the reasoning behind your decision to study medicine, GEM is one of the best choices out there for applicants who already hold a degree, although not the only option. Understandably, GEM is popular amongst recent graduates of bioscience/biomedical science degrees, who perhaps missed out on the grades required for medicine the first time or simply decided during theirįirst degree they wanted to study medicine instead.
Many people work for a few years and then decide they want a career change - others may simply realise later in life that they There are many reasons why you may be considering to study GEM, most notably if you want a career change.
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