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Top 100in the World for Medicine

(QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026)

8th in the world for research citations in Medicine (citations per paper)

(QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026)

99%in work or further study within 15 months of graduating

(GOS 2023)

Why Medicine at Queen Mary?

As a Russell Group university with a difference, we work closely with our diverse local community to address their health needs and to improve their quality of life. It's about putting patients first - an ethos reflected in our training that allows you to see patients from your very first term.

You will study your MBBS programme with Queen Mary's Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry: the oldest medical school in England and Wales. 

Our teaching locations in the City and east London also give you exposure to a huge diversity of people and their health problems.

Top reasons to study Medicine at Queen Mary

  1. You will experience a range of hospital placements in London and Essex during your programme.
  2. Our teaching locations in the City and East End of London give you exposure to a huge diversity of people and their health problems.
  3. You can take an extra year of study leading to an intercalated BSc or MSc degree.

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Watch Ade's mini interview as he graduates from Queen Mary to start his career as a doctor.

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You can choose to add a non-medical programme as your UCAS 5th choice. Discover your options at Queen Mary that could lead to alternative careers in the health sector.

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The diversity at Queen Mary makes the institution amazing and welcoming. The support networks available coupled with tutors that genuinely look after your academic and welfare needs makes you feel part of the community. I will become the first doctor in my family which is quite exciting! I know that when I eventually graduate, I will keep coming back to help whenever I can.
— Giulia Olayemi, Medicine MBBS
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