Suchergebnisse
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Medical elective placements. Medical elective placements are arranged through Imperial College. These placements last 2–6 weeks (6 weeks maximum) and applicants must be in their penultimate or final year of medical school to be eligible.
"I am a Pakistani medical student and I can’t thank God enough for granting me the opportunity to do electives at the UCL Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square London. To be honest, I never heard of UCL i.e. University College London regarding electives from any friends, seniors or facilitators. I have always been interested in Neurology and one day decided to search for ...
Fee structure. Current postgraduate taught (PGT) or undergraduate (UG) students visiting as Visiting Research Experience Students. For visits between 3 months and up to 6 months, a fee of £500 would be charged; For visits between 6 months and up to 9 months, a fee of £2,000 would be charged; For visits between 9 months and up to 12 months, a ...
We’re an international community serving the world through our education, research and healthcare. Proud to work with our international partners and alumni, we throw the spotlight on global oral health challenges and seek innovative solutions. We partner with over 35 organisations around the world to undertake oral and craniofacial scientific ...
1 King’s College London School of Medicine (KCL) was visited as part of the regional review of London. The visit team investigated the School’s undergraduate medical education, and met with representatives from the South Thames Foundation School (STFS) to evaluate KCL graduates’ preparedness for practice. With more than 2,300 undergraduate
Based in the Tower Wing of Guy’s Hospital, our Institute is derived from St John's Hospital for Diseases of the Skin that was founded in London in 1868. We play a leading role in the training of dermatologists both in the UK and around the world. Our MSc in Clinical Dermatology is world-renowned, and we have an active education programme ...
Key benefits. The most up-to-date legal and ethical scholarship applied to a wide range of issues in relation to science and medicine. For the medical law only programme, the focus is principally on legal issues. The programmes discuss controversial issues such as end-of-life decisions and abortion with a balanced, analytical approach.
