Medicine

Welcome to Hull York Medical School, home of exceptional medical education and a different kind of medicine programme. We are committed to training not just doctors, but brilliant doctors, who deliver exceptional, patient-centred care. If you share our passion for making a difference, take a look at our Medicine programmes.

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Introduction

Welcome to a different kind of medical school

We are a medical school for people who want to make a difference

Study Medicine at Hull York Medical School

We pride ourselves on producing confident, compassionate and work-ready doctors.

Our training, grounded in patient-centred care, arms our students with the medical knowledge, empathy and resilience they need to thrive as doctors and make a positive difference to the lives of their patients.

If you share our passion for making a difference, your experience here will allow you to explore your interests and stand you in good stead for a long and impactful career delivering exceptional care.

Our programmes

Students on clinical placement in ED at Hull Royal Infirmary

MB BS Medicine

Gateway to Medicine students in a biology workshop

MB BS Medicine with a Gateway Year

Why choose us?

What makes us a different kind of medical school?

We are committed to delivering exceptional medical education and ensuring our graduates are equipped with the medical knowledge and analytical, problem solving and communication skills needed to deliver brilliant healthcare.

We offer an unrivalled breadth of experience with clinical placements
We will challenge you to think differently with problem based learning
We will help you become an exceptional communicator with clinical and communication skills

Hull York Medical School stories

Achieve your ambitions

It is our people – our students, clinical tutors, staff, and our graduates – that makes Hull York Medical School exceptional. Hear their stories.

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Paediatrics is the best job in medicine you could have. How could you not enjoy it?

Paediatrics trainee and Chief Registrar

Dr Alexander McNeil

We need our doctors to look like our patients and represent the diverse people that we treat. It’s better for patients and for the whole healthcare system. There’s lots of different paths in medicine, and there should be lots of different people that do it.

A&E Junior Doctor

Dr Katherine Harris

I don’t think who you are or where you’re from should be an obstacle to going to medical school. Having different cultures and backgrounds helps us respect each other more, and actually will make you a better medical student and a better doctor.

A&E Emergency Medicine Trainee

Dr Omar Hussain