University of Bradford
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Clinical Sciences at the University of Bradford
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Morning everyone 
The course will be of interest and relevance to any student hoping to work in health or science careers. We welcome applications from students who have applied to other health profession courses.
Studying Clinical Sciences prepares you for a wide range of NHS careers and roles in the private sector. Some of our recent grads for example have gone onto roles such as:
Health Commission Associate
Health Service Manager
NHS Analyst
Clinical Audit Co-Ordinator
Clinical Scientist
Cardiac Safety Specialist
Healthcare Scientist
Clinical Trial Administrator
Medical Sales
Civil Service Graduate Scheme
If you have any questions about our Clinical Sciences course please do just ask and I'll do my best to help!
Becky
The course will be of interest and relevance to any student hoping to work in health or science careers. We welcome applications from students who have applied to other health profession courses.
Studying Clinical Sciences prepares you for a wide range of NHS careers and roles in the private sector. Some of our recent grads for example have gone onto roles such as:
Health Commission Associate
Health Service Manager
NHS Analyst
Clinical Audit Co-Ordinator
Clinical Scientist
Cardiac Safety Specialist
Healthcare Scientist
Clinical Trial Administrator
Medical Sales
Civil Service Graduate Scheme
If you have any questions about our Clinical Sciences course please do just ask and I'll do my best to help!
Becky
University of Bradford
Bradford
Original post by University of Bradford
Morning everyone
The course will be of interest and relevance to any student hoping to work in health or science careers. We welcome applications from students who have applied to other health profession courses.
Studying Clinical Sciences prepares you for a wide range of NHS careers and roles in the private sector. Some of our recent grads for example have gone onto roles such as:
Health Commission Associate
Health Service Manager
NHS Analyst
Clinical Audit Co-Ordinator
Clinical Scientist
Cardiac Safety Specialist
Healthcare Scientist
Clinical Trial Administrator
Medical Sales
Civil Service Graduate Scheme
If you have any questions about our Clinical Sciences course please do just ask and I'll do my best to help!
Becky
The course will be of interest and relevance to any student hoping to work in health or science careers. We welcome applications from students who have applied to other health profession courses.
Studying Clinical Sciences prepares you for a wide range of NHS careers and roles in the private sector. Some of our recent grads for example have gone onto roles such as:
Health Commission Associate
Health Service Manager
NHS Analyst
Clinical Audit Co-Ordinator
Clinical Scientist
Cardiac Safety Specialist
Healthcare Scientist
Clinical Trial Administrator
Medical Sales
Civil Service Graduate Scheme
If you have any questions about our Clinical Sciences course please do just ask and I'll do my best to help!
Becky
Hi,
To do the clinical sciences foundation year at Bradford and then to transfer to medicine after first year do you have to fall under widening participation? I don’t fall under the criteria for it so does this mean I won’t be able to do it?
You unfortunately are not able to transfer from Bradford to medicine but you may still pursue clinical sciences. The transfer was created in partnership with Sheffield Hallam university for widening participation students only, so it is essential you must meet 2 or more if the criteria.
I recommend if you do not meet the widening participation criteria and do not have the grades for medicine, resit a-levels and reapply for standard entry to medicine. As somebody who transferred from Hallam to Sheffield for medicine last year, it is very difficult, competitive and stressful and I wouldn't recommend it to most people. Standard entry is much better and you have more chances, possibly consider foundation medicine as well.
Do not hesitate to contact me. wish you all the best with medicine.
I recommend if you do not meet the widening participation criteria and do not have the grades for medicine, resit a-levels and reapply for standard entry to medicine. As somebody who transferred from Hallam to Sheffield for medicine last year, it is very difficult, competitive and stressful and I wouldn't recommend it to most people. Standard entry is much better and you have more chances, possibly consider foundation medicine as well.
Do not hesitate to contact me. wish you all the best with medicine.
Original post by Anonymous
Hi,
To do the clinical sciences foundation year at Bradford and then to transfer to medicine after first year do you have to fall under widening participation? I don’t fall under the criteria for it so does this mean I won’t be able to do it?
To do the clinical sciences foundation year at Bradford and then to transfer to medicine after first year do you have to fall under widening participation? I don’t fall under the criteria for it so does this mean I won’t be able to do it?
Hello, how are you?
I'm sorry for the delayed response. If you don't meet the widening participation criteria you can still transfer to other Medical Schools of your choice - we would recommend before joining the course that you check with the other Medical Schools you are interested in if they are happy to accept our Foundation Year and what requirements you should meet for that Medical School.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll do my best to help.
Becky
Original post by Idkman786
Hiya, my question is could I also apply for pharmacy at the start of the academic year through ucas, in case I am unsuccessful in transferring to Sheffield for medicine in June 2024. This is for 2023 entry.
Hey @Idkman786
Please can you email your query to our faculty admissions team on [email protected]
Thanks
Becky
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