University of Malta Medicine
Discussion of individual medical schools and their courses for applicants and current students. Not for all those 'Am I Good Enough' questions.
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For your last question, since it's an MD course which is the American system it'll be very hard to get residency in the UK.(Original post by Aysha92)
Hello,
Thanks for all this info - been really useful.
Are you in your third year now? How have you been finding the course and the country? Are you enjoying it there?
With regards to accommodation, is it hard to find a flat in Msida near the uni? Are there agencies that advertise them or how do you go abouts finding one? Also, are they individual flats or shared with other students?
I heard that there is also a uni bus which goes round collecting students from their flats - is this true or do we have to get our own transport?
Do you know how hard it is to come back to the UK after graduating?
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hello little cheekies.
I applied 2nd april.
I have a 2.2 in biomed and A-levels BBB bio/chem/maths and AS level German B
Received a letter a few days ago saying i had been accepted for oct 2012.
2 friends of mine have to sit the bio and chem exams next weds (23rd may)
they have same degree as me, but Alevels ABC and BBC (Cs in chem) - so inferring that A levels quite important in terms of selection process. They also did not have the Language humanities.. Im gonna go next week with my mates to ask the admissions office some questions in person (And have a cheeky holiday - standard).
Interviews on the 27th june for people that pass the exam.
Hope this helps anyone thats confused like i was/am!
Now, any current students have a course topics/structure for the 1st year? or all 5 lol? have been working for the past year and need to wake my brain from its slumber.. just joined this site so if private messaging is an option it would be much appreciated.
Good luck.Last edited by mz89; 25-01-2013 at 15:32. -
Re: University of Malta MedicineHi,(Original post by mz89)
hello little cheekies.
I applied 2nd april.
I have a 2.2 in biomed and A-levels BBB bio/chem/maths and AS level German B
Received a letter a few days ago saying i had been accepted for oct 2012.
can.not.wait.
2 friends of mine have to sit the bio and chem exams next weds (23rd may)
they have same degree as me, but Alevels ABC and BBC (Cs in chem) - so inferring that A levels quite important in terms of selection process. They also did not have the Language humanities.. Im gonna go next week with my mates to ask the admissions office some questions in person (And have a cheeky holiday - standard).
Interviews on the 27th june for people that pass the exam.
Hope this helps anyone thats confused likei was/am!
Now, any current students have a course topics/structure for the 1st year? or all 5 lol? have been working for the past year and need to wake my brain from its slumber.. just joined this site so if private messaging is an option it would be much appreciated.
Thanks and good luck.
Well done on being accepted.
Do you know any one who is an undergraduate who has been also been accepted?
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Re: University of Malta MedicineYou won't need the language or humanities, but not sure about the exam. Some people have been asked to do it and others not. Confusing! But if you haven't heard by now, I don't think you will need to sit it.(Original post by Emily88)
Hello,
Iv read through this thread but im still a bit confused.
Im a graduate student, so i gather I dont need a language or humanity subject.
But is there an extrance exam?
Thanks!!
Emily
Good luck -
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I was asked to scan and send a copy of GCSE certificates and AS levels. They thanked me for sending them and said they would get back in touch soon.
That was a few weeks ago now, and haven't heard anything
I'm an undergraduate studying biology, chemistry and English. Was told I didn't have to sit the enterance exam, but I don't know what the interview process is, would anybody care to fill me in, it would be much appreciated -
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hi everyone,
I've been following the thread and shared the same confusion!
I am a graduate too and applied in feb. I've also been accepted and glad to hear that there will be other students coming too!
I had Abbb at A-level in bio/chem/maths and art. They didn't ask me to do the exam. my degree was in medical engineering, so not sure what they are looking for really.
I'll be visiting malta in june for a pre-visit/ mini hols too. thought it wud be a good idea to visit malta first before committing 5 years of my life there lol -
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Hello, can someone assist me in query. I have applied for Medicine at Malta and my application is pending, they contacted me on Wednesday (16th) requesting me to attend a pre-entrance exam on (Wednesday 23rd). I'm about to complete a BSc in Medical Physiology.(June 2012)
Firstly I don't understand why I have been called out despite nearly finishing a BSc.
Secondly, has anyone here taken this exam? What is it like? What is the pass mark? What should I revise? I'm highly nervous ....
Finally, Anyone here taking this exam on the 23rd?
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Re: University of Malta MedicineHi(Original post by Abbieastoria)
I was asked to scan and send a copy of GCSE certificates and AS levels. They thanked me for sending them and said they would get back in touch soon.
That was a few weeks ago now, and haven't heard anything
I'm an undergraduate studying biology, chemistry and English. Was told I didn't have to sit the enterance exam, but I don't know what the interview process is, would anybody care to fill me in, it would be much appreciated
Have they not asked you to do a humanities subject? Hopefully you'll hear good news soon. -
Re: University of Malta MedicineYes, I have had a conversation with admissions before I applied and explained that I have an AS in history at grade B and they said it was fine for me to apply. She said I don't need to sit te English test and I don't need to sit enterance exam as I'm predicted an A in biology and B in chem(Original post by Aysha92)
Hi
Have they not asked you to do a humanities subject? Hopefully you'll hear good news soon.
They never explained interview process -
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By English test, you mean your A-level exam or english test for entrance to the uni?
There won't be an interview for you as you are applying as a local applicant with A-levels. Only those who sit and pass the entrance exam attend an interview. One less thing for us to worry about! -
Re: University of Malta MedicineYea apparently there's an English enterance test, but you don't have to do it if youre fluent in English. So we don't have an interview?! So how do they decide if they want us or not? And do you know when by?(Original post by Aysha92)
By English test, you mean your A-level exam or english test for entrance to the uni?
There won't be an interview for you as you are applying as a local applicant with A-levels. Only those who sit and pass the entrance exam attend an interview. One less thing for us to worry about! -
Re: University of Malta MedicineOh... I've not heard iof this english entrance exam. I only heard of the bio and chem exam that's next week.(Original post by Abbieastoria)
Yea apparently there's an English enterance test, but you don't have to do it if youre fluent in English. So we don't have an interview?! So how do they decide if they want us or not? And do you know when by?
Well apparently they take everyone who meets their A-level criteria. So if you get BBB in the summer, you're in.
I don't know when we hear back but the wait is annoying
I saw on another thread that you have an offer from Keele. Are you applying to Malta as a back up or would you still go there after getting the grades? -
Re: University of Malta MedicineYes, I have an offer for AAA from keele but there's no way on earth I'm going to get an A in chemistry. I would cut my limbs off to be a doctor do I'm just doing everything I can I get in. If I got 3As I don't know what I would do, as there is almost no chance of that happening I pretty much have my heart set on Malta.(Original post by Aysha92)
Oh... I've not heard iof this english entrance exam. I only heard of the bio and chem exam that's next week.
Well apparently they take everyone who meets their A-level criteria. So if you get BBB in the summer, you're in.
I don't know when we hear back but the wait is annoying
I saw on another thread that you have an offer from Keele. Are you applying to Malta as a back up or would you still go there after getting the grades?
So basically if you apply to Malta with the right subjects you automatically get a conditional? I just want to hear something from them! -
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Hey, don't think like that. Put as much effort as you can into your chemistry and hopefully you will get it. If you don't then you will have Malta as a back up, but I hope you will get that A.
That's what I understood from the admissions people, but as of yet we haven't got those conditional offers, which is confusing. -
Re: University of Malta MedicineNope, missed my offers from last year by 3 UMS marks in chemistry. Retook the chemistry in January and got the A I needed but no offers this time round.(Original post by Abbieastoria)
It is a bit, well can only hope and pray, hope everyone gets in, do you have a place at a UK uni?
I should have thought a bit more like you and looked into going abroad last year and so wouldn't have to have had this gap year. Oh well... hopefully things will work out for the best
