Courses
The medical school offers five-year and four-year (graduate entry) courses in medicine, awarding its graduates the MBChB degree. Some students on the five year course choose to take an intercalated BSc Honours Degree, usually between their third and fourth years of study, and which is awarded following either a year of full time research or completing the final year of a standard degree course (e.g. medical genetics, physiology, French). As of 2010 the medical school admits 175 British students per year includes 20 students from overseas.
Leicester was ranked 7th in the top 31 medical schools in the 2010 Guardian University Guide and 7th in the Times ranking table.
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