Scotland
| Name | University | Established | Comments | Degree awarded | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Aberdeen School of Medicine | Aberdeen | 1495 | First medical school in Scotland. | MBChB | |
| Dundee Medical School | Dundee | 1967 | From 1883 to 1897, University College Dundee was independent. From 1893 to 1967 medicine was taught in Dundee as part of the University of St Andrews. After 1967, medical teaching was under the auspices of the University of Dundee. | MBChB | |
| University of Edinburgh Medical School | Edinburgh | 1726 | Medicine has been taught in this city since the 16th century. | MBChB | |
| Glasgow Medical School | Glasgow | 1751 | Medicine first taught in 1637. | MBChB | |
| University of St Andrews School of Medicine | St Andrews | 1899 | Medicine taught at St Andrews from 15th century. First MD awarded 1696. First Professor appointed 1721. Clinical teaching undertaken at University College, Dundee until 1967. St Andrews awards BSc (Hons), with clinical teaching and MBChB degrees provided by Partner Medical Schools. | BSc (Hons) (see comments) |
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—G.C. (Georg Christoph)
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