Medicine Pathways

Preparing international students for a career in medicine at OnCampus UK North and OnCampus Ireland.

Our Medical Pathways

We offer three routes to medicine: 

The Medicine Undergraduate Foundation (MUFP) at OnCampus UK North offers successful students a pathway to study medicine at a range of university partners.
Students will typically study 3 — 4 subjects, as well as English Language. 
 
The International Foundation Programme at OnCampus Ireland offers successful students a pathway to study medicine at Medical University Pleven and St George's University Grenada. Students will typically study 4 subjects, as well as English Language. 
 
The International Medical Commencement Programme (IMCP) at Castel is a two semester medical foundation programme accredited by Royal College of Surgeons Ireland (RCSI) delivered at MTU in Ireland. After completion of the IMCP students can progress to Medicine and other Allied Heath Programmes. Students are guaranteed a place at: 
RCSI to study Medicine, MTU to study Nursing, University of Galway to study Medicine, Nursing, or Podiatric Medicine. 

The programme has two components: 
English Language Training and Cultural Adaptation skills and RCSI/NUI accredited Certificate in Biomedical Sciences. 
 
One of the most important requirements for university entry is English language level. As well as filling any academic gaps, English language is critical for success in all three pathways. 

 

 

 

Benefits of our Medicine pathways

1.

A focused pathway that is designed to offer the best chance of entry to university.

2.

The offer of conditional progression to a partner university (subject to achieving the pass mark required), giving you peace of mind (Guaranteed for the IMCP at Castel)

3.

The opportunity to study on a university campus, so you feel part of the university from the moment you arrive.

4.

The support of a personal tutor and subject tutors to ensure you stay on track with your study.

5.

Live in university accommodation - mixing with current undergraduate students.

6.

Independence. Students are responsible for managing their own time, their independent study, completing homework, cooking, shopping and their budget.

What our programmes cover

The Medicine UFP includes four core modules that are taken by all students throughout the course. These modules are: Medical Biology, Chemistry for Medicine, Pure Maths with Statistics and English.
Students will also study a Medicine Skills module, which will support your application to medical schools and help prepare you for your progression interview.
The IMCP includes a range of subjects to prepare students for careers in the Medical and Allied Healthcare sectors including subjects of Human Physiology, Human Biology, General Chemistry and Physics, English for Academic purposes, Health and Wellbeing.
 
 
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