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I'm currently studying biomedical science in uni, and I really want to be a doctor in the future, so I want to do medicine in postgraduate. What is the name of this course in uni? And is that possible?

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i know this is **** advice but look it up on ucas/ see if the uni ur going to does a post grad in medicine
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Sorry what is the name of the postgraduate medicine?
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And also is that a possible way to get into medicine course via biomedical science in undergraduate
You can do graduate entry not post grad
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Original post by Carleyodp
You can do graduate entry not post grad


But what kind of degree will I get after GEM? Master or undergraduate?
Original post by Xcyx331
I'm currently studying biomedical science in uni, and I really want to be a doctor in the future, so I want to do medicine in postgraduate. What is the name of this course in uni? And is that possible?

https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/medicine-graduate-course
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Original post by Xcyx331
What kind of degree will I get after GEM?

You will get a Bachelor of Medicine degree (sometimes called BM, MBChB, MBBS, all mean the same thing). Medicine is an undergraduate degree, so whether or not you study it as a school leaver, or as a graduate, you still get the same qualification. There is no avoiding doing an undergraduate medical degree if you want to be a doctor, as this is what qualifies you to practise medicine.
Original post by Xcyx331
What kind of degree will I get after GEM?


An undergraduate degree in medicine qualifying you to be a doctor.
Original post by Xcyx331
But what kind of degree will I get after GEM? Master or undergraduate?

You'll get a Bachelor Of Medicine degree (MBChB/MBBS)


Original post by Xcyx331
Sorry what is the name of the postgraduate medicine?

Graduate-entry medicine
Original post by Xcyx331
What kind of degree will I get after GEM?

You get Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. There is no Masters of Medicine.
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Original post by junior.doctor
You will get a Bachelor of Medicine degree (sometimes called BM, MBChB, MBBS, all mean the same thing). Medicine is an undergraduate degree, so whether or not you study it as a school leaver, or as a graduate, you still get the same qualification. There is no avoiding doing an undergraduate medical degree if you want to be a doctor, as this is what qualifies you to practise medicine.


is that enough to be a doctor in the hospital? Or I have to do medicine postgraduate?
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Original post by Glaz
Graduate-entry medicine


So is that enough to work in the hospital? Or i have to do PhD?
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Original post by Wired_1800
You get Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. There is no Masters of Medicine.


in order to working in the hospital is that enough? Or I have to do PhD?
Original post by Xcyx331
Or i have to do PhD?


No, you will get the exact same qualification that you would if you started at 18.
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Original post by Glaz
No, you will get the exact same qualification that you would if you started at 18.


What do you mean?
Original post by Xcyx331
What do you mean?

Doing graduate-entry medicine and doing medicine without having completed a degree previously will give you the exact same qualification
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You mean the undergraduate degree?
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Original post by Glaz
Doing graduate-entry medicine and doing medicine without having completed a degree previously will give you the exact same qualification


In order to apply GEM I have to complete my biomedical science

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