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This part-time route is for those employed in a forensic setting, employee sponsored, or self-funded.

Candidates who complete the programme successfully will be eligible to become Chartered Forensic and Clinical Psychologists within the BPS and to apply for registration with the HCPC as Forensic and Clinical Psychologists.

Candidates who complete the programme successfully will be eligible to become Chartered Forensic and Clinical Psychologists within the BPS and to apply for registration with the HCPC as Forensic and Clinical Psychologists.

Accelerated (graduate-entry) courses are for graduates with a relevant first degree. See our FAQ for more information

This is a Graduate Entry Medicine* course. See our page on medical school courses for an explanation of the different types of course in medicine.

Minimum entry requirements:

Degree qualifications
Minimum 2.1 in a Life Sciences subject. Results are scored.

AS/A levels/Scottish Highers
Biology or Chemistry is required. Results are scored.

GCSEs/Scottish Nationals
Where the highest qualification in English or Maths is at GCSE, grade 7 (A) is normally required. Results are not scored.

International Baccalaureate
Biology or Chemistry, must be offered at Higher Level. Results are scored.

Admissions test:
UCAT (the total UCAT scores of all applicants will be ranked and a score allocated according to the decile within which the result lies)

Widening participation
When scoring an application contextual data is taken into account relating to secondary school performance.

Care leavers will receive compensatory adjustments for both secondary school and degree results.

For full details of entry requirements, you should contact the university/medical school directly.

*The information listed here has been provided by the Medical School Council publication, ‘Entry requirements for UK medical schools 2020 entry’, which also contains details of the different types of course offered at UK medical schools.

This is a Standard Entry Medicine* course. See our page on medical school courses for an explanation of the different types of course in medicine.

Minimum entry requirements:

Degree qualifications (for graduate applicants)
Applicants with a 2:1 in any subject and have achieved ABB at A level are ranked by total UCAT score.

Predicted AS/A levels/Scottish Highers
AAA at A level including Biology and Chemistry. Applicant must be predicted AAB.

AA at Advanced Higher including Biology and Chemistry. Applicant must be predicted AB.

GCSEs/Scottish Nationals
Minimum of grade B in science, English and Maths.

Home applicants: GCSE results are scored and the total score is scaled to a maximum of 6 then combined with a score derived from the total UCAT result (maximum of 4).

The website calculator allows prospective applicants to receive feedback on the likelihood of success based on the academic factors used in selection.

International Baccalaureate
6,6,6 at Higher Level (including Biology and Chemistry; must be predicted 6,6,5) plus total points score of 32.

Admissions test: UCAT

Widening participation
Pathways to Birmingham

Contextual data into account when selecting applicants for interview, including school performance data at GCSE and A level.

Find out more about widening participation at this medical school.

For full details of entry requirements, you should contact the university/medical school directly.

*The information listed here has been provided by the Medical School Council publication, ‘Entry requirements for UK medical schools 2020 entry’, which also contains details of the different types of course offered at UK medical schools