Sponsored by the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan)
The University of Central Lancashire’s School of Medicine offers the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) for international students from across the globe.
The University’s Head of Medical School Professor Cathy Jackson shares the ingredients of a truly valuable medical degree…
1. Opportunities to interact with real patients
“One of the key features of the UCLan MBBS is early patient contact with a diverse range of people with mental and physical health disabilities, as well as carers, to expand students’ knowledge while also helping them develop communication skills and professionalism.”
2. Access to the latest medical facilities
“UCLan students enjoy high-tech facilities as part of their studies, including a number of human anatomy resource and learning centers, virtual dissection tables, problem-based learning rooms, modern teaching rooms and lecture theaters.
“Additionally, the five clinical skills laboratories on campus house a vast range of equipment – including a number of high fidelity clinical human simulators – to help students develop clinical skills in realistic hospital, home and GP surgery environments.
“As part of the MBBS course at UCLan, students will also complete placements at some of the busiest hospitals in the North West of England, including the Royal Blackburn Hospital and Burnley General Hospital, which have large inpatient and outpatient departments, first-class medical facilities and a purpose-built learning center.”



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