As an update to the Cardiff GEM course, you can now study the same course at the campus in Bangor uni in North Wales. Just as fantastic but much smaller cohort and more centred on rural medicine

@FutureDoc

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you for the info!

Do you know if there are any ‘complications or barriers' that affect international students when applying for gem in UK

Hi, thanks for the video! I have a question I was wondering if you could help me with. I am a UK citizen who lived there for 9 years before moving to Australia. I have completed high school, a degree and the GAMSAT in Aus. When applying, would I be considered an international student and need to pay international fees? Am I limited to only applying to schools that take international students?

I want to know that how we choose 5 year undergraduate program when we apply through the GEM? Do they specifically ask it in the application? Please explain this🙏

Do medical students work while they are studying? Or how does that work? I’d like to apply but I can’t see how people work and study at the same time.

Which are the possibilities of financing my own studies in medicine? I mean are there bursaries or scolarships in graduated entry?

When we apply for GEM can we join for the 3rd year of the Programme ?

Can I write the gamsat and apply to UK med school as an international student

Is graduate entry medicine available for International students. I have completed my BSN (Nursing) from India .

Is it okay to apply for GEM and undergraduate med at the same University e.g. at Sheffield. if you can, then how does it work out? does the university give you an interview for GEM and if they didn't have enough places, could they offer you an undergraduate med course instead? or if you are rejected from GEM are you automatically rejected from the undergrad option too?

@FutureDoc

3 жыл бұрын

This is a good question, and one that I get often. Firstly you need to make sure that you meet the requirements for both degrees. If you speak to the universities, some say that there is no additional benefit to applying to both, however the universities can see that you have applied to both and will realise that you are obviously very interested in going to their University. Therefore I think it might make them slightly more inclined to invite you to interview if they were on the fence. However usually the official stance on this is that it does not confer any additional benefits to apply to both. If you'd like to ask me any further questions about this, please feel free to email me at info@futuredoc.co 😊

I have an arts degree and I know there are a limited number of unis that allow any degree on the GEM so I would also like to apply for some 5 year courses. My question is how do I know which unis I can apply to because I don’t have science A-levels so do not meet the undergraduate requirements either. I am just a little confused and would really appreciate your help.

@FutureDoc

2 жыл бұрын

There’s a list of unis that will accept non-science degrees. Drop me an email at info@futuredoc.co and we can discuss

Hi, would you say you're more likely getting a place applying to undergraduate medicine or postgraduate medicine with a biomed degree?

@FutureDoc

2 жыл бұрын

It really depends on your individual situation, some uni’s- even if you’re applying with a degree- still want to see certain A-Level subjects/scores when applying to undergrad as a grad. Depends on your UCAT score, what sort of experience you have etc… So not a straight forward answer, but generally undergrad is easier. If you’d like some individual help with this, you can email me at info@futuredoc.co 😊

i have 2 undergrad and 2 grad options, 2 slots for Southampton, 1 slow for Warwick and 1 st Georges undergrad

@FutureDoc

Жыл бұрын

Hello, that sounds great. If you need more help make sure to check out our Elite Coaching Programme here - future-doc.com/courses/1-to-1-support/

do you know if there are any 'complications/barriers' in doing GEM in a university in scotland that would affect becoming a doctor in England? e.g extra applications/tests etc.

@FutureDoc

3 жыл бұрын

Nope. Same NHS. Same degree. National recruitment includes all of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland 😊

@abdulqadirmaricar4596

Жыл бұрын

bob 😂

Hy Thanks for your video I want to apply to AUC Med School. Can you help with how I can go about it Thank you

@FutureDoc

2 жыл бұрын

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I’m international student who’s going to study biomedical science in the UK and I want to apply for medical school after getting my degree. But I didn’t take any A level courses. So, is it possible for me to apply for 5 year undergraduate entry medicine as a graduate?

@queenoparaugo2356

Жыл бұрын

Not all schools accept international students. You might have to check. Of course you can go to graduate meds after your degree with a 2.1 atleast

Hey, dumb question, do GEM courses require Chem/bio/maths a-levels?

@paradisefalls1

Жыл бұрын

Some do, others don’t. You have to read the requirements on the websites of the universities

I studied BSc.Nursing in India and recently became a British citizen. Currently working as a nurse in the UK. Am I eligible to apply?

@FutureDoc

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you would be able to apply. Some universities even have special pathways for "mature students"!

hi, is applied science level 3 suitable for medicine? if you’re predicted D* D* D* ?

@FutureDoc

2 жыл бұрын

Hi. Thanks for reaching out! Probably not unfortunately. However you could still get in via an access course. Drop me an email at info@futuredoc.co and I can help you

@fareehashah945

2 жыл бұрын

Hi !! I did an applied science and with your grades. you will need to go to uni and do a biosciences degree :) ( you don't have to, but as I can see that you're already doing applied science so u may wanna go down that path anyway) you then need to apply either with your year 2 predicted grades or year 3 final grades during/after your degree :). yes I know it's sad, I think btecs gave me a huge success with science in general but they won't be accepted. Apply to unis that take btecs ( for your biosciences degree) and then apply TO MEDICAL SCHOOLS that take no GCSE or levels into account, there are many medical schools. For example in my case. I am so eager to go to Southampton that im re-sitting one of my GCSEs, paying 235 pounds for it just to meet their last entry requirement as I meet the rest already. You need to be passionate and resilient and patient and you will get through this

exeter dont have a GEM programme

@FutureDoc

3 жыл бұрын

Ah yes. Somehow that must’ve crept on that second list. You’ll that the original list of ‘All available GEM courses’ doesn’t include it. Not quite sure how that got on there. Thanks for pointing that out.

@bobjohn8542

3 жыл бұрын

@@FutureDoc no problem

I thought Cambridge did GEM course

@FutureDoc

5 ай бұрын

They do. Small mistake. The good thing about Cambridge is that currently they don't require exams for the GEM course

@f1_speed_Champion24

5 ай бұрын

@@FutureDoc Yes, hopefully in 2027 I'll get accepted into the GEM course at Cambridge. Can you explain what the 2.1 honours degree is and how to get it before going to Cambridge please?

@romanstaszak244

17 күн бұрын

​@@FutureDoc Hello Ashley 😃 I think Cambridge University requirements as from 2024 for graduate entry medicine require the UCAT test. Please let me know if I am mistaken. All best wishes, Roman 😃👍