Swansea University

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Swansea University

Courses offered

  • Medicine
  • Graduate Entry Medicine

Course types

Undergraduate, Graduate Entry

Programmes

Medicine: Graduate and Undergraduate options

Recognition

Register with the GMC & GPC, third in the UK for Medicine

Travel

Direct connections to Cardiff and London

Student experience

6th in the UK

Application support

Delivered through Medical Doorway

About Swansea University

Overview

Swansea University is a research-intensive university on the South Wales coast, offering international students routes into medicine, healthcare and pharmacy. Medical Doorway is an authorised representative and supports eligible applicants throughout the admissions journey.

History

Founded in 1920, Swansea has developed into a research-intensive university with colleges spanning medicine, engineering, law and management. Its Egypt Centre houses more than 4,000 artefacts associated with the collection of Sir Henry Wellcome and other British museums, while the university is also recognised for its student experience and medical education.

Courses and careers

Graduates can apply for the four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme, while school leavers can consider pathway programmes designed to lead towards graduate-entry medicine. Swansea also offers Pharmacy. Graduates of the relevant UK programmes can apply to the General Medical Council (GMC) or General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC), as appropriate.

Setting

The university is known for its beachside campus. Living costs can be lower than in many larger British cities, while Cardiff and other major destinations are accessible by rail.

Apply with Medical Doorway

Medical Doorway’s Swansea service is for non-UK and non-Irish citizens. We coordinate eligible applications free of charge and provide support from the initial enquiry through to enrolment.