此路线适用于本国，欧盟和国际申请人。这是为期四年的快速通道课程，专门为任何学科的毕业生设计。前18个月位于Royal Derby Hospital网站上的一所专门建造的医学院中。然后，学生参加为期五年的临床年课程。专为希望改变职业方向的申请人而设计，在皇家德比医院网站的现代化，专门建造的医学院中，您可以在专用设施中学习，并在课程的早期阶段成为我们这一小批学生的一部分，Learn在专门的解剖学套件中按比例进行解剖学，通过多种教学方法学习，包括在小规模的互动小组会议中基于问题的学习，获得临床技能的能力和有专门
Our four-year Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) course has been designed specifically for graduates who are ready to embark on a career in medicine. Based in Derby at the Royal Derby Hospital, the first 18 months of your course will see you develop your understanding of the professional and scientific foundations of medicine. Through problem-based learning, you’ll study clinically relevant topics and patient cases at our modern purpose-built medical school. You’ll work in small groups to examine a case relating to a specific condition and work together to research the topic, gather relevant evidence and reach initial diagnostic conclusions and management plans. This approach allows you to develop clinical reasoning skills, identify connections between subjects, gain mastery in clinical skills and develop both your teamworking and individual study skills. From year one, topics studied in lectures, seminars, clinical skills, and anatomy suites are supplemented by early observations and patient interactions in primary care or hospital settings. You'll learn from world-leading researchers and clinicians and benefit from being part of our dedicated Derby medical school and student-led medical society: Derby MedSoc. You can take part in their activities at any stage of your course. They organise various events throughout the year, including a musical, and provide you with additional support, for example, peer mentoring.Career overviewWhen you graduate with your BMBS degree, you should usually be able to provisionally register with the General Medical Council (GMC) for a license to practice medicine in the UK. We'll help you through this process and provide support as you transition to the UK Foundation Programme. To fully register with the GMC and be able to practice medicine unsupervised in the NHS or as part of a private practice, you will need to complete a Medical Licensing Assessment and complete the UK Foundation Programme. You can find out more on the UK Foundation Programme and the GMC on their websites.