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The NEBDN National Diploma in Dental Nursing is delivered by a large number of training centres across the UK. For further information about the qualification and to get the details of the training centres registered with NEBDN to deliver them, please visit the NEBDN website above.

We do not hold information on courses in biomedical science - for details of these, please contact the Institute of Biomedical Science website.

Accredited BSc (Hons) Healthcare Science degrees in pathology sciences (specifically those in blood sciences, cellular sciences and infection sciences) lead to eligibility to apply for professional registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a biomedical scientist. Use this coursefinder to search for universities approved to run these degree programmes.

Check with each university to ensure that their course leads to HCPC registration as a biomedical scientist.

We do not hold information on accredited courses that will train you to become a pharmacy technician. For details of accredited and recognised courses, please visit the website for the General Pharmaceutical Council

This is a joint programme run in conjunction with Middlesex University.

Accelerated courses are for graduates with a relevant degree. See our FAQ for more information.

The Trent (Universities of Lincoln and Nottingham) Programme is a multi-agency collaboration between Derbyshire Healthcare Foundation NHS Trust, Lincolnshire Partnership Foundation NHS Trust, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust and the Universities of Lincoln and Nottingham.

There are separate intakes in London and Newcastle. Contact the Charity directly for more information

This course in run in conjunction with Middlesex University.

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) 
2:1 honours degree (or equivalent), weighted towards science degrees (BSc or equivalent) or non-science degree with Chemistry in an accepted high school qualification (eg A level grade B, SQA Higher grade B or IB Higher Level at grade 5).

Predicted AS/A levels/Scottish Highers
AAA at A level including Chemistry and one of Biology/ Human Biology, Maths and Physics.

BB at Advanced Higher in S6. AAAAB at Higher by the end of S5 including Chemistry and two of Biology/Human Biology, Maths or Physics.

GCSEs/Scottish Nationals
National 5s in Biology, Chemistry, English and Maths at grade B.

GCSEs in Biology, Chemistry, English, Maths at grade 6 (B). Double Award combined sciences or equivalent at grade 6,6 (BB) may replace GCSE grades in sciences.

International Baccalaureate
37 points with 7,6,6 at Higher Level including Chemistry and at least one other science subject.

Admissions test:
UCAT

Widening participation
Edinburgh Medical School considers a broad range of contextual factors in its selection process. Additional points are added for a range of contextual indicators including: ACORN, SIMD, low progression school, care experienced or applying through a designated access pathway.

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.

Accelerated courses are for graduates with a relevant degree. See our FAQ for more information.

Accelerated courses are for graduates with a relevant degree. See our FAQ for more information.