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Intercalated BScs: Entry Requirements

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For students applying from outside of King's, this information should be read alongside the instructions on our how to apply page. Please note, only students studying at UK or Ireland institutions will be considered.

For students already studying at King's, this information should be read alongside the instructions on the internal website.

Entry requirements for MBBS students

King’s students must have passed Stage 1 and Stage 2.
External students must have first time passes for years 1 and 2 and all SSCs.

Note

Being found to have committed academic misconduct – e.g. plagiarism – may be taken into account when setting offer conditions or even deciding to offer a place.

Entry requirements for Dental students

BDS students are required to pass year 2 at the first attempt and year 3 or 4 if applicable.

Entry requirements for Veterinary students

Veterinary students are required to pass year 2 at the first attempt and year 3 if applicable.

Important programme information

Please make sure you check the following information for the programme you wish to apply for.

Programme eligibility

These courses are designed for Medical, Dental and Veterinary students:

Anatomy, Developmental and Human Biology
Global Ageing, Health and Policy
Global Health
Human Nutrition and Metabolism
Imaging Sciences
Infectious Diseases and Immunobiology
Medical Genetics
Neuroscience
Pharmacology
Philosophy
Physiology
Psychology
Regenerative Medicine and Innovation Technology
Stem Cells & Tissue Repair
Women's Health

These courses are designed for Medical students only:

Endocrinology Clinical and Molecular

Programmes with additional entry requirements

Personal statement

You will be required to provide a short statement to support your application (this applies to all ISBc programmes)

Statements should be a maximum of 300 words and address the following:

Why you are interested in studying the programme.
Your previous exposure/experience of the subject area (this could include previous study, reading or personal interest).
What you hope to gain from the programme, including how it fits in which your future career or study plans.

Required subjects at A-level

The following programme requires Maths or Physics A-level:

Imaging Sciences

Available places on each programme

The below table indicates the maximum number of places per programme.

places
Anatomy, Developmental and Human Biology	Uncapped
Endocrinology Clinical & Molecular	25
Global Ageing, Health & Policy	tbc
Global Health	Uncapped
Imaging Sciences	30
Infectious Diseases and Immunobiology	16
Medical Genetics	tbc
Neuroscience	tbc
Pharmacology	Uncapped
Physiology	Uncapped
Primary Care	tbc
Psychology	35
Regenerative Medicine and Innovation Technolog	Uncapped
Women's Health	25