medicine + language?

Can you not just do night classes?

does anyone know if any other medical programs have courses similar to leeds students without borders? want to learn language alongside the course but without a level. preferably french

Thanks

Most unis have language centres offering not-for credit language classes. You usually have to pay for these but often there are student discounts for current students (and sometimes also alumni). Often they're just an hour or two a week. This is functionally the same as what is offered at Leeds.

Outside of that there are often language clubs/societies/reading groups etc at unis (and if there isn't one you could probably set one up). Likewise it would probably not be hard to find some people to set up an informal group for that purpose.

Manchester had a European studies option. Not sure if it's still available though, probably worth checking.

https://www.alc.manchester.ac.uk/study/university-language-centre-leap-courses/course-information/leap-courses/courses-for-medical-students/

The link on this page says "page not found" which might suggest it has been withdrawn:

https://lifeofamedic.com/portfolio/askamedstudent-do-you-know-much-about-the-medicine-with-european-studies-course-for-example-how-time-consuming-competitive-and-beneficial-it-is/

that option is so so appealing, i've emailed manchester so hopefully i get a reply

that option is so so appealing, i've emailed manchester so hopefully i get a reply soon!

Good luck. Hopefully it isn't yet another thing which we've lost in the sunlit uplands of Brexit.

Edit: the user above me confirms that it is indeed one of those things. The winning continues!

Yes i believe this has gone as it was part of the Erasmus - which uk bailed out of during brexit.