Study medicine with INTO

INTO St George's provides International MBBS programmes in Medicine with the aim of producing medical graduates with the essential knowledge, understanding, skills and attitudes required to practise medicine competently and professionally in a patient-centred, multi-professional environment, and to equip graduates for a career of life-long learning and professional development. 

Our International MBBS programmes provide a strong emphasis on professional and clinical practice with guided support towards the United States Medical Licensing Examination.  Our programme provides students with a Problem Based Learning (PBL) curriculum, expertly incorporating virtual patients and virtual clinics into the learning process to supplement the more experiential, hands-on clinical practice.

If you have completed 13 years of secondary education (or country equivalent), have good grades equivalent to A-level grades of AAA, and have a good standard of English, then you may apply to the BSc/MBBS (International).

The first four years of this course are based at St George's, University of London. In years one and two clinical science is the focus, with biomedical science in year three. At the end of this year you graduate with a BSc (Honours) in Medical Science. In the fourth year you transition into clinical practice and this prepares you for the final two years (five and six) which are spent inclinical practice in the United States and other international locations (subject to validation)

See more information about the International Medicine BSc/MBBS 6 Year Programme.

Starting in 2012, this 4-year MBBS program in International Medicine aims to meet the high demand for qualified doctors while enabling graduates in any discipline to pursue a medical career. Making use of the innovative Problem Based Learning (PBL) approach to education, this programme places the student at the centre of their own learning.

The first two years are spent at SGUL, comprising clinical science in year one and transitional clinical practice in year two.  There will be 18 weeks of clinical attachments during the transitional clinical practice year in London hospitals and general practices that give students a firm grounding for further clinical rotations in the US, and will also allow students to have an insight into the National Health Service (NHS), one of the best healthcare delivery systems in the world.  The final two years (three and four) are spent in clinical practice in the United States and other international locations (subject to validation).

See the full course details for our International Graduate Medicine MBBS 4 Year Programme.

If you have completed 13 years of secondary education (or country equivalent), have good grades equivalent to A-level grades of ABB, and have a good standard of English, then you may apply to the BSc (Honours) Biomedical Science (International).

In the first two years the training programme offers a broad coverage of topics in the biomedical field, ranging from fundamental aspects of cell and molecular biology, through systems-based anatomy, physiology and pharmacology to advanced basic science and clinical laboratory techniques.

The final year provides in-depth study of a wide range of modern topics in the biomedical field, with the opportunity for specialisation according to your interests and future career intentions.

The course prepares you for a range of medical related careers. There is also the option, on graduation and subject to applications/selection, to transfer into the fourth year of the 6 year International Medicine (MBBS) programme, or move into the first year of the 4 year International Graduate Medicine (MBBS) programme.

Learn more about our Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) Programme.

The training offered on the foundation levels is the perfect preparation for those students looking to progress to one of the degree programmes offered by INTO St George's, University of London.

If you have completed 12 years of secondary education with good grades, then the Foundation is a programme to prepare you for entry to an undergraduate programme in medicine, biomedical sciences or other health related subjects, at St George's or other universities.  The Foundation prepares students through a study of a combination of academic subjects, language and study skills.

Learn more about the International Foundation in Medical, Biomedical and Health Care Sciences.

This programme is designed to improve the English language and study skills of speakers of other languages to the point where they are ready to begin one of the academic programmes. 

See more information about the English for Undergraduate Study and the English for Postgraduate Study courses currently available. From September 2012 these courses will be renamed as English for University Study. 

INTO is a global education company, partnered with leading universities in the UK, US and China to allow international students the opportunity to study in the UK. We offer a range of academic and university preparation courses which allow students to progress directly into university education. We are committed to helping gifted students achieve their best: in 2010 we provided gifted students with more than $1.5m in scholarships. We have also invested more than $500m our facilities worldwide.

To learn more about any of the courses available just visit the course page by clicking the links provided above. 

From February through May we'll be holding a number of free events in North America, Africa, and Asia where you can meet the team and learn more about INTO St George's University, London. 

If you are interested in coming along to an event then please email us to register your interest, stating where you live, and we'll take care of the rest. You might also like to have a look at our Facebook page or visit our blog.

St George's University of London recognises that medical school is a major financial undertaking and is committed to assisting students to identify options to help fund their tuition expenses. Students interested in financing their studies at INTO St George's, University of London should work with their financial aid officer to ensure they have completed all required documents necessary for student loans available for their program.

Canada

Canadian students should contact their province to determine eligibility for Canadian federal loans or grants. Further information and contacts for Canadian federal loans or grants is available through CanLearn. Visit the CanLearn website.

Many Canadian students utilise the Student Line of Credit for Professional Students. These lines of credit are only open to people studying medicine or other designated professional studies. St George's, University of London is an eligible institution for international study according to the Canadian government. The eligibility code for St George's, University of London is PUIQ. 

The Student Line of Credit for Professional Students is available from the Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Montreal, National Bank of Canada, TD Canada Trust, and CIBC. Details can be obtained from the respective bank websites: 

Royal Bank of Canada

Bank of Montreal

CIBC

National Bank of Canada

TD Canada Trust
 

United States of America

Students at St George's, University of London are able to apply for private loan opportunities to assist with medical school tuition through Sallie Mae. Students wishing to utilise Sallie Mae should inquire about the Smart Option Student Loan that allows students to borrow up to the full cost of tuition, less other financial aid received. Loan eligibility for US citizens or permanent residents is determined by creditworthiness. 

Learn more about Sallie Mae Smart Option Student Loans.

UCAS, or the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service, is the admissions system for students applying to study at a British university.