To be eligible for this programme, you must meet all of the following criteria:

- 2:1 for one of these recognised feeder streams or be a graduate of dentistry:

BSc (Hons) Medical Pharmacology degree, School of Medicine, Cardiff University (B210)
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences degree, School of Biosciences, Cardiff University (BC97)
BMedSci Degree in Medical Sciences from Bangor University (B100)
BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences Degree, from the University of South Wales (B901)
- have achieved BBB/ABC at A-level or equivalent including Biology and Chemistry
- have achieved English language or Welsh language at GCSE grade B/6 or an equivalent. If you require a Student visa, you must ensure your language qualification complies with UKVI requirements
- have achieved 8 GCSEs including grade B/6 in GCSE Maths, Biology and Chemistry, or equivalent qualifications (level, subjects and grade).
- show an awareness of the healthcare system in the UK and the nature of the medical training in your personal statement.

Admissions Test
You must have taken the GAMSAT within two-years of applying. We don't have a minimum threshold score, however, we may use UCAT/GAMSAT scores in our application assessment procedure.

If you'd like to progress from one of the feeder streams to the four year graduate entry medicine programme (A101/A102), you will be subject to our admissions criteria in the year you start your officiated feeder course and not the year of entry to the four-year graduate entry medicine programme.

We do not accept Critical Thinking, General Studies, Citizenship Studies, or other similar equivalent subjects. We do not accept resits for this programme.

Dental graduates
Dental graduates must have completed further postgraduate training and obtained appropriate professional qualifications, as well as meeting the above criteria. Please submit a full CV (curriculum vitae) to the Admissions Office when you apply.

Enrolment conditions
Before you start your course, you will also need to undergo a health check-including screening for blood-borne viruses and tuberculosis-by our Occupational Health Service. If you are non-immune to Hepatitis B, you will need to complete a full immunisation programme before taking part in clinical procedures.
Having a blood-borne virus or other infectious diseases won't prevent you from completing this course and obtaining General Medical Council registration, but some specialities won't be open to you during training or in your career.
If you have a health issue that you think might have an impact on your ability to study or practise, please contact us before submitting an application.
GCSE
Grade B or grade 6 in GCSE English Language.
IELTS - At least 7.0 overall with no less than 7.0 in speaking and a minimum of 6.5 all other sub-scores
TOEFL iBT - At least 100 with minimum scores of 24 for writing, 22 for listening, 24 for reading and 25 for speaking