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Course Guide for GraduatesThere are 4 types of course available to applicants who already have a degree. Most universities require a 2.1 degree, although there are options for those with a 2.2. Use the links below to find out more.  | Designed specifically for graduates, these courses are 4 years long. | 
| Designed for school leavers with science A-levels, these courses also have places for graduates. These courses are 5 or 6 years long. | 
| Designed to widen access to medicine for students with non-science A levels or those from less privileged backgrounds. These courses are at least 6 years long. | 
| These courses are not qualifications in medicine but they may help with your application to a medical course if you do not have science qualifications. |
| If you have a 2.2 degree, your options are more limited. Click here to find out more about ways into medicine. |
Graduate entry courses, standard medical courses and foundation courses all lead to the same qualification. All are recognised by the General Medical Council (GMC) and entitle you to practice as a doctor following registration. |
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