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1. • • The short answer to this question is that in order to become a Doctor, you will need a Medical degree, so you will need the A-Levels which are required by Universities to get onto the Medicine courses. This means you will need to have a selection of the following A-Level qualifications: A-Level Chemistry A-Level Biology A-Level Physics
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   How long does it take to become a doctor in the UK?

   • But one thing’s for sure- it’s not quick! To become a doctor in the UK, a student must complete 5 years at medical school. However, a doctor will not finish their training until 8-10 years following graduation. The shortest training pathway is for general practice at 5 years post-graduation while the longest is maxillofacial surgery at 11 years.

   How Long Does It Take To Become A Doctor? (Ages & Full Timeline)

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   Is being a doctor a good career?

   • Being a Doctor is a uniquely rewarding career. It is also extremely challenging. Unlike other courses you might apply to, Medicine leads you directly into a specific career path. If you’re deciding on Medicine, you’ll need to understand the realities of being a Doctor as well as you can before committing to the pathway.

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   What should I know before deciding on medicine?

   • Before deciding on Medicine, it’s important that you understand what Medical School is going to be like. However, Medicine courses can be quite different at different universities. To learn more about what to expect, you should read up on the different course types: traditional courses, integrated courses and problem-based learning.

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   How long does it take to become a doctor after medical school?

   • Once you graduate from medical school, you'll do two years of . During this period, you'll work as a doctor while enhancing your clinical skills to get ready for specialty training. After your foundation programme, you'll go on to train in a or general practice (GP). If you train as a GP, this will take at least another three years.

   Becoming a Doctor in the UK | Step by Step Guide - UCLan

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3. www.uclan.ac.uk › articles › adviceBecoming a Doctor in the UK | Step by Step Guide - UCLan

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   Do you want to become a doctor in the UK? This step-by-step guide will tell you what you need to do. We'll look at the qualifications, timescales, and key steps involved in pursuing a career in medicine.

4. medicalschoolexpert.co.uk › how-long-to-become-aHow Long Does It Take To Become A Doctor? (Ages & Full Timeline)

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   Dec 3, 2023 · To become a doctor in the UK, a student must complete 5 years at medical school. However, a doctor will not finish their training until 8-10 years following graduation. The shortest training pathway is for general practice at 5 years post-graduation while the longest is maxillofacial surgery at 11 years.

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5. www.gmc-uk.org › education › becoming-a-doctor-in-the-ukBecoming a doctor in the UK - GMC

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   Before you become a UK doctor you first have to obtain a degree in medicine from a medical school whose medical degrees we accept. Courses normally last five years, or four years for a graduate entry programme.

6. www.bmj.com › careers › articleHow To Get Into Medical School (UK Edition) | BMJ Careers

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   Aug 12, 2022 · To become a doctor in the UK, you need to have obtained a degree in medicine – i.e. a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (abbreviated as MBBS, MBChB, or BMBS) – from an institution whose degrees are recognised as a Primary Medical Qualification (PMQ) by the medical regulator, the General Medical Council (GMC).

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   Feb 7, 2022 · To become a doctor in the UK you must first attend medical school to get your degree in Medicine. These courses normally take 5 years, which includes learning general medical sciences, diagnosis and treatment, as well as clinical training on hospital wards.

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   Dec 3, 2023 · To become a doctor, students will generally need at least 5 GCSEs at grades 7 to 9 (or A to A*), including English, maths and science. However, applying to medicine is incredibly competitive so the better grade profile a student has, the more likely they are to be successful in their application.

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   Being a Doctor is a uniquely rewarding career. It is also extremely challenging. Unlike other courses you might apply to, Medicine leads you directly into a specific career path. If you’re deciding on Medicine, you’ll need to understand the realities of being a Doctor as well as you can before committing to the pathway.