A100 Keele Medicine 2026 entry

hey guys!! has anyone heard anything from their keele application. also does anyone know when interviews are sent out?

On the portal it said that the 2nd week of December would be interviews for people who have done those widening participation programmes and also internationals. So for the rest of us I don’t think we’ll hear back for a while

N.B. For all this years A100 applicants, Keele have historically began giving the bulk of their interview offers from late Jan to early April. WP applicants have received them mid December so don’t worry if you haven’t heard anything since the portal opened. Try enjoy Christmas and NYE celebrations worry free 🙌🏾
(Kind regards, First Year UG Medic at Keele also postgrad)

hello, does WP include contextual applicants or just those who completed an Access course? thanms

Also from the point of interview offer there was for most people only 3 days or sometimes a week max till the interview date so don’t expect you will have ample time to interview prep inbetween x
Happy to answer questions here re the course structure, style of teaching, and the surrounding area/emphasis on the Keele difference re „pre clinical years“. Good luck in advance to everyone applying hopefully see you next year 👏🏾😁

Hi Ive just got a few questions about Keele?
Could you explain in a bit of detail:
1) How the pre clinical years are structured day to day (problem based teaching, balance of lectures vs small group learning, independent study)
2) How early patient contact actually works in practice in Years 1–2 (GP placements, frequency, expectations of students).
3) What you think genuinely sets Keele apart from other med schools once you’re actually on the course, not just what’s on the website.
4) How the surrounding area / campus setup impacts student life and learning in the pre-clinical years.
Thank you

Hi Ive just got a few questions about Keele?
Could you explain in a bit of detail:
1) How the pre clinical years are structured day to day (problem based teaching, balance of lectures vs small group learning, independent study)
2) How early patient contact actually works in practice in Years 1–2 (GP placements, frequency, expectations of students).
3) What you think genuinely sets Keele apart from other med schools once you’re actually on the course, not just what’s on the website.
4) How the surrounding area / campus setup impacts student life and learning in the pre-clinical years.
Thank you

Hi Ive just got a few questions about Keele?
Could you explain in a bit of detail:
1) How the pre clinical years are structured day to day (problem based teaching, balance of lectures vs small group learning, independent study)
2) How early patient contact actually works in practice in Years 1–2 (GP placements, frequency, expectations of students).
3) What you think genuinely sets Keele apart from other med schools once you’re actually on the course, not just what’s on the website.
4) How the surrounding area / campus setup impacts student life and learning in the pre-clinical years.
Thank you

Hi Ive just got a few questions about Keele?
Could you explain in a bit of detail:
1) How the pre clinical years are structured day to day (problem based teaching, balance of lectures vs small group learning, independent study)
2) How early patient contact actually works in practice in Years 1–2 (GP placements, frequency, expectations of students).
3) What you think genuinely sets Keele apart from other med schools once you’re actually on the course, not just what’s on the website.
4) How the surrounding area / campus setup impacts student life and learning in the pre-clinical years.
Thank you