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   Why should I study medicine?

   • Why study medicine? A career in medicine can be very rewarding. It may appeal to you because: After gaining your medical degree, you take a two-year Foundation Programme. This is followed by training either as a GP (currently lasting three years) or in a specialty (taking five to eight years).

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   Why do you need a Medicine degree?

   • A Medicine degree will develop your professionalism, communication, time management, ability to work as part of a team, research skills and much more – skills that can all be applied to various other professions and sectors. 5. Give back to society As a student and in your career, you’ll have a direct impact on people’s lives.

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   Do you have a motivation to study medicine?

   • Having a personal motivation to study medicine is absolutely key. Plus, you’ll have to discuss that at your med school interviews! Obviously, everyone will have their own reasons (it’s a, well, personal motivation), but some things are common to lots of prospective doctors:

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   Why should you choose a career in medicine?

   • A career in medicine is ideal for extroverts who relish the opportunity to meet new people. In your day-to-day work as a doctor, you will encounter people from all walks of life. Over the years you will have many memorable encounters that may be inspiring, funny, insightful and thought-provoking.

   10 Reasons Why You Should Study Medicine

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   Why do you want to be a doctor?

   • He continued, “the reason to do a job is because you wish to do it, and if you manage to do that, medicine is a fantastic career.” As Zoe highlighted, being a doctor is not just about the skills and knowledge you acquire throughout your career, but also how you feel: “It’s not just what I do, it’s who I am.”

   “So, why medicine? Why do you want to be a doctor?” - The BMJ

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   Why did you choose medicine?

   • I chose medicine because it offered me the opportunity to integrate these interests and apply them in a very practical profession. From examining patients to phlebotomy to suturing, it's not just about memorising information, medicine is very much about applied skills.

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   Here are a few reasons why you might want to study medicine, which will help you answer background and motivation questions at interview!

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   Real-life stories - why I chose medicine. We asked several medical students why they chose to study medicine and to give some advice to those considering it as a career choice. Read their stories below.

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   • How to Figure Out If A Career in Medicine Is Right For You?

   Before reflecting on why you want to study medicine, it’s a good idea to think about you’re you want from your career in a more general sense. Having a clear idea about your work values will help you find an occupation or employer within the medical field that will best enable you to find satisfaction and meaning in what you do. Some common example...

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   Hippocrates, the ancient Greek physician and writer of the Hippocratic Oath, once said that “Wherever the art of Medicine is loved, there is also a love of Humanity.” Most people who choose to pursue a career in medicine do so because they want to help people and save lives. Medicine is a highly rewarding career as you can be sure that others will ...

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   Are you interested in studying medicine, but are not 100% if it is the right career for you? If so, then the most important thing is to get as much information as possible. You can do this by: 1. Conducting online research 2. Watching videos and documentaries 3. Talking to working medical professionals 4. Speaking with your school’s career counsell...

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   • Foundation Year 1: £27,146
   • GPs: £56,525-£103,490

   • Foundation Year 2: £31,422
   • Level: Average Salary

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   May 14, 2021 · “Why do you want to be a doctor?” It’s a question that many medical applicants are urged to have an answer for as they prepare to be interviewed for entry into medical school.

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   This page looks at the reasons why you might want to study medicine. It mentions the things you should consider and helps you think about whether medicine is the right career for you.

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   Jan 23, 2024 · If you're interested in a degree in Medicine, discover seven reasons how studying this popular degree can help enhance your career and what else Medicine can do for you and your future.

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   Things to consider. There are a number of factors to consider when considering training to become a doctor, including the following: entry to medical school is very competitive and requires you to get very good A level grades (or equivalent level 3 qualifications)