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Pursuing a medical education provides a direct route to becoming a physician, but what if you want to delve deeper into a specialized subject or investigate more laboratory-focused or theoretical aspects of medicine? An intercalated degree offers this valuable opportunity.
An intercalated degree enables you to dedicate a year to exploring a chosen subject. This experience helps you:
better understand various career possibilities after graduation
acquire versatile new abilities, particularly in research methodologies
develop more profound knowledge in a field that captivates you
In our increasingly interconnected world, global health has become critically important for medical practitioners everywhere. This program provides perspectives on international affairs and political systems globally, while also examining poverty cycles in Scotland and their effects on local communities. You'll discover how healthcare policies influence individuals and societies, and how medical systems differ internationally.
Additionally, you'll have the chance to collaborate with a partner hospital in Malawi - several of our students have conducted research projects there, gaining firsthand understanding of healthcare delivery in resource-limited environments.