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Study Medicine at Anglia Ruskin University, School of Medicine
Anglia Ruskin’s five-year MBChB degree focuses on teaching students in an innovative, modern curriculum.
During training, you will learn new concepts as well as their connection to older, acquired concepts, which allows you to build a solid, integrated understanding of clinical practice.
The medical training program is divided into three phases:
Phase one starts in the first year, with a system-based approach that allows students to comprehend the fundamental principles of medicine. For instance, the programme entails learning about the respiratory, cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems, using a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical aspects.
The second phase takes place during the second and third year, with a similar system-based approach to phase one. This time, however, you will consolidate your knowledge in a clinical setting through various clinical rotations.
Finally, Phase three extends between the fourth and fifth year, where the training shifts towards a case-based teaching style.
Overall, there are 100 core clinical problems that help students understand an integrated view of medicine. During this time, you will learn about several core specialty-based clinical placements and a final Preparation for Practice (PfP) placement.
The PfP block aids in developing the necessary experience for a junior doctor. You will also undertake foundation assistantship teaching blocks that focus on general practice, medicine and surgery.
